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cities. places where authorities don't use local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws. the idea that city hall wouldn't participate was at the heart of the fight in arizona and the fallout from a terrible murder in san francisco, a woman killed by an undocumented immigrant who has been deported several times. sanctuary cities, no place to hide? it's the inside story. >>> welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. for years local authorities have fried to reassure undocuments immigrants. whether the engoal is in ensuring cooperation with police, making sure kids get vaccinated or keeping kids you know are in the country illegally, make sure they stay in school, local authorities found it easier to turn their cities in so-called sanctuary cities. >> reporter: this food cart bustles at lunchtime. >> translator: we are very proud that immigrants are productive. that we are not a problem to the country. we are a solution. >> reporter: they are both undocumented but feel confident enough to call the police if they are in trouble. that's because philadelphia is one of 300 so-ca

if we don' t bring women of color into the legislature or the local city council, we are not going to have those experiences translated into public policy that are really needed by everyone. karen: you talk about taking issues from the home into government. women generally may be more likely to champion issues around maternity leave, planned parenthood, women' s rights in general, those kinds of things that impact over half of the electorate. >> especially since they seem to be on the table all the time. who is governing our bodies? women bring a perspective on why that is not even necessary. karen: let me turn the cameras on us. does media scrutiny of women who run for political office often dissuade women from getting into the game? >> absolutely. you will always hear about what the woman has on, how is her hair fixed, what kind of earrings is she wearing. you never hear that about men. we are scrutinized . men are not. >> i agree totally. it definitely goes beyond appearance. people are always questioning women' s competence. that happens with the media and with the public in gener

and a new controversial service to help people find airport parking.has officials with one local citytherine:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine:now at 8. >> catherine:wet weather brings rain to much of the bay area today. the september showers were enough to break out umbrellas and turn on windshield wipers. >> catherine:good evening i'm catherine heenan >> catherine:we have team coverage on the rain tonight.. kron-4's scott rates

bikes on the sidewalk isn't really a new problem but it looks like it may be getting worse in one local city. why cyclists tell us they have nowhere else to go. >>> our social pic of the day, this is a sign, note the hard hats to the right. family getting repairs on their basement today damaged by sandy and the family wanted to thank neighbors and habitat volunteers for their help. >> if you have an interesting pic you would like to share, use the #nbc4ny on instagram. we may select it as the social >>> well city bike just expanded into jersey city and some say it is making a bad situation there even worse. >> news4 got a tip about reckless cyclists speeding on sidewalks and creating a dangerous situation for anybody walking. >> we send jen maxfield to check it out and she uncovered what may be a bigger problem. >> it's unbelievable. there's no bike lane. where are they supposed to ride? >> people living in the mckinley square section have had enough. they don't want to share the >> pedestrians versus cyclists. and it's not fair to either one because pedestrians are on the sidewalk. cyclists

chemicals that may be lurking in your children's halloween customs of has should know and next fall local city and take action against the highly behavior the tools to fight road rage >> grant: remember this videophone perfect road bridge incident a year go new ordinance hopes to give the film's driving vehicles for bikes out walking a little more power threatened or endangered motorists could file civil lawsuits if they win the the film could collect $1,000 supported townie bicycle pedestrian by the committee officials also hope to focus attention education outreach re- engineering increased enforcement to curb rage on the road. >> pam: underground fire burned dangerously close to a new killer waste officials warning residents to be prepared for the worst. back to the future that if we take a look at how 2015 pukka marty visited and the movie and fears of modern day 2015. atm warning from police people's accounts target in the east bay. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion

they're back this year with a flashy light show posted to youtube, after a local city council memberned saying it's halloween, let's have some fun. >> maybe it's solar powered, too. >> that's a lot of work. >> from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. then cut the music. >> bye. > tonight, the fire emergency on the runway in florida. a packed jet suddenly bursts into flames. tonight the race to get out alive. injured passengers rushed to the hospital. what happened? >>> is it panic time for jeb bush? in crisis mode, insisting his campaign isn't on life support after a dramatic and some say disastrous confrontation with his one-time protege marco rubio. >>> late developments in a massive manhunt for an armed and dangerous fugitive who opened fire on a police officer. communities on lockdown. schools shut down. tonight the fbi may be closing in. >>> flu shot concerns. is the vaccine less effective in people who take statins? the provocative new research leaving so many ask

. >> reporter: many local city officials say they will also be training service employees like transit operators and hotel employees so they now how to identify red flags for human trafficking ahead of the big game. reporting live in santa clara, nbc bay area news. >>> not an easy decision but a necessary one. president obama has decided to keep american troops in afghanistan longer than his original deadline. >> the bottom line is in key areas of the country the security situation is still very fragile. in some places it's risks of deterioration. >> i stead of going down to about a thousand troops at the end of 2016, the u.s. will maintain the 9800 troops it has now in the country. the president wants to avoid the same mistake in iraq when u.s. troops left too soon and the country slipped back into chaos. >>> coming up, he lost a relative in a ship wreck off the marin county coast nearly a century ago. >> it was a very important part of my life and he was taken away. >> the answers he's been searching for and how a new discovery is giving him some closure. no password, no problem. yah

still ahead here tonight, a local city's big plan to fix it's shoddy roads. >> also, will he run?uld a decision be coming for vice president biden? >> why barry zito says he's >>> san francisco police are reviewing information about what the police chief says is the fifth officer involved shooting this year. >> abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler was there. >> police chief says the man shot and killed by police had been at the library with his mother before the encounter. the 27-year-old was shot to death at the busy intersection of 8th and market streets afternoon on thursday. investigators say it began with the man throwing bottles at a construction site and ended when he got into a confrontation with a y struggled over the weapon. the sergeant looking down the barrel of his gun, yelling now, he's got my gun, shoot him. >> what protocol methods were exercised? >> the sergeant did attempt to create distance, however, mr. benetez escalated the situation. >> the rationale seems to be old folks don't matter as much as policeman. >> what is stated to you did happen. >> the chief heard f

. >> we're now hearing for the first time from that local city councilman since he was tasers by police officers outside his own apartment building. elizabeth hur has the latest. >> put your hands up. he's going to have to tase you. you're not doing like you're supposed to. >> reporter: a taser take-down in texas raising questions. >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands lined your back. >> reporter: the incident caught on this is body cam began with city councilman jonathan miller asking officers why three of his friends were being questioned in his front yard. >> i'm not either. senator city council member. >> i know who he is. >> the vid vo showing tensions quickly escalating. > go over there before you go to jail. turn around. >> i'm not saying nothing. get your hands off me. >> reporter: before miller is tasered on his knees with his back to police. miller later spoke to houston station khou after he was charged and released from jail. >> it went from me asking questions to me basically being put face down on ground. i'm curious to have the conversation with the officers

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still ahead here tonight, a local city's big plan to fix it's shoddy roads. >> also, will he run?uld a decision be coming for vice president biden? >> why barry zito says he's >>> san francisco police are reviewing information about what the police chief says is the fifth officer involved shooting this year. >> abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler was there. >> police chief says the man shot and killed by police had been at the library with his mother before the encounter. the 27-year-old was shot to death at the busy intersection of 8th and market streets afternoon on thursday. investigators say it began with the man throwing bottles at a construction site and ended when he got into a confrontation with a sergeant. >> they struggled over the weapon. the sergeant looking down the barrel of his gun, yelling now, he's got my gun, shoot him. >> what protocol methods were exercised? >> the sergeant did attempt to create distance, however, mr. benetez escalated the situation. >> the rationale seems to be old folks don't matter as much as policeman. >> what is stated to you did happen. >> t

. >> catherine: also -- rising concerns in a local city that tourism is growing out of control. >> catherine: and next. >> catherine: the health hazard your children could be exposed to as they wait for you to pick them up from school. >> diane: we had a nice bit full day with clear skies. we will be back! >> catherine: in the east bay today, a group of students and health officials in pleasanton tried to encourage parents waiting to pick up theirfrom school not to idle their engines. >> catherine: they say pollution from running cars poses a danger to children with breathing problems. >> catherine: kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in pleasanton with details. charles... >> reporter:well, an idling car can emit a variety of toxins including benzene and formaldehyde which can cause lung irritation. sometimes after school there can be long lines of cars waiting to pick up kids and that can be a problem. >> reporter:here at pleasanton middle school.. like many have to wait a very long time to pickup their kids >>we sit here for 45 minutes. >> reporter:and when it's hot out.. like

. >> and rounding up and the local city where police made a big bust. >> we have your first look at a new screening tool being unveiled tomorrow. >> good morning to you. it's 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. temperature-wise throughout the day. >> it's going to be a beautiful afternoon with middle and high sky. degrees. right now. it's from portsmouth to orange and manchester all sitting at 45 right now. we're in the mid to upper 40s in the cape. there are the clouds and clearing will come in. sunrise officially coming up at 6:48. midday lunch fantastic. the west-northwest breeze about 5 to 15 miles per hour at times today and a nice, fall evening, which should be around 68 in general with temperatures topping out around 70 later on today. sunset at 6:16. we turn cooler tomorrow with showers for friday. details on all of it coming up. let's get you on the roads. busy out there, robi? >> reporter: two accidents to tell about you west of boston right now. one's out in concorde at a busy spot. crosby's corner with a lot of ongoing construction going on anyway. mass pike e

and a new controversial service to help people find airport parking.has officials with one local city throwing up roadblocks. >> catherine:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine:now at 8. >> catherine:wet weather brings rain to much of the bay area today. the september showers were enough to break out umbrellas and turn on windshield wipers. >> catherine:good evening i'm catherine heenan >> catherine:we have team coverage on the rain tonight.. kron-4's scott rates joins us live with how the rain affected the commute today. >> catherine:but first diane tuazon is here. diane can we expect any more rain tonight? >> diane: looking at the s f o camera. just mean when i say is cloudy out there. >> diane: not enough to make a dent the we will welcome any moisture we can get. >> diane: satellite radar image showing that we are not down quite yet what the musher to read what will cloud in place. continue tomorrow in to the afternoon. and expect another round of showers. mainly in the nort

. >> gene: two local cities in top spots. boston and cambridge top five weather analysis by research firm core logic and despite nickname chicago didn't even make the top ten. the two top windiest cities are jackson, mississippi and springfield, missouri. ranking calculates force caused by wind gusts more than 60 miles per hour. >> sara: october brings new rules at grocery store. that people can't buy without >> gene: stop me if you heard this one before. witch and warlock walk into a courtroom and sounds like a joke but taking place in salem. judge granted 75-year-old self-proclaimed witch a restraining order against self-proclaimed warlock christian day and claims that day has been making harassing phone calls for three years and posting offensive images on facebook. she admits she never called police in the three years the alleged harassment took place. >> i didn't want to bring scandal to the city of salem. >> it was not me and i plan to appeal this all the way to the supreme court. >> gene: protective order will be in pla

reporting in polk city, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa.")>> jack: the city has insurance, so it'll be paid back the full value of the vehicles. no city projects should be disrupted because of the theft. police are encouraging anyone who might have seen anything about to contact polk county. for more information head dot com. stephanie: imagine answering your door to find two men holding guns. police say that's what happened in a fort dodge burglary. it happened just after midnight at 13-07 first avenue north. the caller told police that a person was knocking on their door and they thought they had a gun, when officers arrived, the people in the house say two armed men stole things from the home. both men had their faces covered, but the victims say they are hispanic, around 20-30 years old. one was wearing a green hooded sweatshirt ...the other in a red hoodie. they are still investigating. stephanie: new at 5 tonight, a major break in a decades old child abduction out of minnesota. local 5's amanda krenz is here with more. ama

larry>> recent wet weather *locally* means sioux city is lifting a burn ban. that burn ban was put in place about two weeks ago... after a long run of dry weather and high winds put the area at a high risk for fires. now that those conditions have changed... the sioux city fire marshal is lifting the ban. sioux city fire rescue would like to remind residents that... though burning is no longer banned... a permit is still required for any fires outside of a firepit. larry>> drivers in *south dakota* are getting new license plates next year. state officials decided the time service for nearly a decade and some of the plates issued back in 2006 are starting to show some wear. the new plates will be issued to new cars and license renewal starting january 1st. one thing that won't change with the new design: the plates will continue to be made at the state penitentiary in sioux falls. larry>> it's a sport that's often referred to as "a man's game." i'm talking about football. but don't tell that to one young woman from the area who's found a way to compete. our jac

larry>> recent wet weather *locally* means sioux city is lifting a burn ban. that burn ban was put in place about two weeks ago... after a long run of dry weather and high winds put the area at a high now that those conditions have changed... the sioux city fire marshal is lifting the ban. sioux city fire rescue would like to remind residents that... though burning is no longer banned... a permit is still required for any fires outside of a firepit. larry>> a sioux city school is hosting a special exhibit this halloween. irving elementary is hosting a display commemorating the mexican holiday we know as "day of the dead." the holiday focuses on celebrating friends and family who have passed away. a key element is the altar, often found within homes or public places. it's created to honor and welcome deceased loved ones. several of those altars are now on display inside irving. "we just like to share with everybody part of our culture. i was born and raised in mexico and i'm happy i can pass this down to my kids so they can pass it down to their kids." the alta

customers are. >> ready to go. >> reporter: the city already lets food trucks set up here in rodney square one day a week during the warmer months of the year. local restaurants say variety is okay, but if the trucks were around the city every day of the year, that could really cut into their business. she runs the rat pack bistro inside an office building and says food trucks during the summer forced her to cut back employees' hours. >> when you put them out front of a building like this, it t e takes away from the 12 businesses already here. >> the city would try to keep trucks away from restaurants. india said the city could hurt restaurants who pay taxes. some food truckers say -- >> you have to adapt to make an accomplished country. >> reporter: running a food truck has its own risks and problems. >> as soon as you have a bad weather day and find a location is unavailable, it's not as easy as they think. >> reporter: wilmington city council could make a decision in november. we'll let you know what they decide. in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here's keith jones. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, a fa

city officials say the cost is too high. why they walk away from an offer of help for the sake of the ki kids. >>> and bikes not safe on localders are being warned to take their wheels inside. next at 6:00. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> a fight in local college dorm has one student in the hospital and another behind bars. i'm lucy knoll. >> thanks for joining us i'm iain page. both are members of the same football team and stunned classmates cannot believe what happened. fox 29's brad sattin spoke to some people on campus at albright college in reading and joins us live. brad. >> reporter: real weekend of highs and lows for this albright college football team. they were playing on saturday afternoon. they won the game big time final score 62-nine to stay undefeated but then less than 12 hours later, one of the players was in the hospital with stab wounds and another one suddenly facing a charge of attempted murder. it has been special year so far for the albright lions football team. practicing hard today looking to keep their undeet feeted season going at five-zero won of the to

city convention center. the skilled iowa initiative aims to develop local economic benefits by creating more skilled employees. "sioux city is the largest city in iowa to receive this skilled iowa award, and it's a recognition that you have employers encouraging their applicants to get the national career readiness certificate and you have unemployed people that are upgrading their skills by doing this national career readiness certificate," said governor terer branstad . . jenna: in order t t become a skillll iowa community, readiness certificate," said governor terry branstad . jenna: in order to become a skilled iowa community, sioux city had to have five percent of the local workforce become n-c-r-c certified as well as have 20- percent of the local employers commit to supporting the skilled iowa initiative in their hiring process. jenna: a new streaming device that is out of this world was created by two young entrepreneurs. reporter rachel ramos spoke earlier today with the creators of galactic stream. rachel being a young professional is hard enough. but not for these two young men who have managed to

. >> and one local city now begging residents to water trees in their neighborhood. what prompted their request, next. >>> we have rain that's moving in. we also have a beach hazard statement has been issued. we have it all coming up. . >>> and we'll have a look at the roadways. getting word of debris bogging down your ride at the bay bridge. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ cell phone video captured t moment when a school resour ed a female studen >>> troubling imaging show a classroom confrontation. cellphone video captured the moment when a school resource officer tossed a female student adross the room yesterday in south carolina. a class made mate who recorded the video talked with a tv station. >> that's supposed to be somebody that's going to protect us, you know, not somebody we need to be scared of or afraid, things like that. so it was definitely a scary experience. >> students say it all started when the girl refused to

. >> daniel: how local cities would fair if zombies invaded new england. >> shiri: i guess that's good to know. rain on the way, heavy rain at that and looking at one to possibly even more inches of rain. on the worst of it plus the >>> video makes the rounds on social media. richland school district two black parents association want to know why the arrest was so violent. and warranted that kind of response. >> daniel: very disturbed by the video and officer's actions are under investigation. >> student asked to leave the class several times by the instructor at the school and assistant principal there as well and officer was called on scene to actually have the student removed from the location. student refused and officer acted that you see on the video. >> daniel: officer can be heard giving the student ultimatum. then there's a struggle. >> daniel: deputy in the video has been accused of excessive force before and center of lawsuit following a violent attack ten years ago. for now officer ben fields is on not to return to the school as department investigates what happens. >> juli

federal system is set up, congress cannot what's called commandeer, take over the judgment of the local cities, their police departments, their city councils, and mayors. it can only coerce or induce that behavior with cash. it can't take it over. >> i wish i had harry reid's comment about what he was calling this whole law that's supposed to be passed. he basically called it the donald trump law. >> he was highly inappropriately mocking the memory of somebody like mr. mccann's brother. >> judge, it's a complicated issue. we'll see if the senate does anything about it. >> you might be surprised in the next half hour. we might be surprised. who knows. >> that would be a major fox news alert. >> yes. >> judge, thank you. >> group of new cadets on hand for water safety training. they got a firsthand lesson on how it's all done. take a look at this incredible rescue. members of a local ems unit were conducting a drill when they saw a boy slipping under the water. he was on the verge of drowning after falling off his innertube on a fast moving river. the group's commander jumps in, grabs the boy, a

>> a local city is accuses of shutting down an animal shelter to make way for a car dealership. >> easing the commute when officials will reveal new details of the new h.o.v. lanes long interstate 880. happy friday. thanks for joining us. >> it is almost the weekend. i am reggie here for eric thomas. it is friday, october 16. how is the weather looking? >> sprinkles. good morning, everyone, the same area running along concord boulevard out of clayton to concord and toward martinez and it could be going across hercules and over the next three hours it gets us into the end of the morning commute with sprinkles possible. so far, leyla is say there is not much happening as far as affecting the commute. sutro tower shows the heat is retreating. >> good morning, everyone, at 6:00 a.m. and if you taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza you will notice it is looking busy. right now, if you are headed between the east bay and san francisco the drive is 16 minutes normally at this hour, tell minutes. it is busy and metering lights turned on this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza show as few clo

. >> a local city is accuses of shutting down an animal shelter to make way for a car dealership. >> will reveal new details of the new h.o.v. lanes long interstate 880. happy friday. thanks for joining us. >> it is almost the weekend. i am reggie here for eric thomas. it is friday, october 16. how is the weather looking? >> sprinkles. good morning, everyone, the same area running along concord boulevard out of clayton to concord and toward martinez and it could be going across hercules and over the next three hours it gets us into the end of the morning commute with sprinkles possible. so far, leyla is say there is not much happening as far as affecting the commute. sutro tower shows

through a public process, with community input, and, the interceptor has to be authorized by the local city council or board of supervisors. >> do we have any interceptors in the bay area? >> i was surprised to learn that yes. reportedly, stick -- san francisco in the city of san jose use these devices. we'll know for sure if they start posting privacy policies about them on their websites. i want to be clear, both bills that we have been talking about go into effect january 1, 2016. look out for that. >> one of the hallmarks of a totalitarian government is surveillance. they want to know where you are, what you're doing, why you're doing it into you are doing it too. this sort of thing makes it seem like it was absolutely right. >> the law enforcement agencies when their question about interceptors say we signed nondisclosure agreements with the company we purchased them from and so disclosing that information would disclose the trade secret or violate the agreement. they have been able to use that, and this law is aimed at getting past that kind of stalin. >> very interesting, thank you.

. >>> many local cities say they are also training employees in the service industry, people like transit operators, hotel employees to identify red flags for human trafficking ahead of the super bowl. >> the more eyes and ears the better. >>> up next at 11:00, a man is dead after san francisco police open fire. we'll show you the moment when officers say they had no choice but to shoot. >>> and why sex offenders about to be let out of jail even if he has nowhere to go. are you still waiting to change your bath tub? not any more. when i finally did it, it changed everything! only bath fitter can give you the new tub you've been waiting for, in as little as one day. with their unique tub over tub process. isn't that amazing! bath fitter will measure and make you a new custom bathtub that they install right over your existing one, without tearing out your old tub. what an innovative idea! and every bath fitter installation is backed by their lifetime warranty, plus, 30 years of experience. that's what got me. so i did it. i called the experts at bath fitter, and now i have a gorgeous new ac

the rain washed some pollen out of the air today. 53 is our temperature in sioux city. local temperatures are mainly in the 50s. you can see the strong winds pushing in behind the cold front. 22 mph in sioux city and yankton. regional temperatures show the front that passed through today. here's the regional satellite and radar. you can see hurricane patricia, which has made landfall but is still a category 4 hurricane! it will weaken as it moves inland in mexico. tonight, 47 will be the low. tomorrow, 61... clouds in the morning but sunshine by the afternoon. cool and breezy. 7-day is dry and seasonal with increasing clouds on monday. rain chances return tuesday night and wednesday. (jenna) thanks, fred. you bet. jenna/tim/chris: across the river, south sioux trying to break through and end its season with a win against omaha south. first play of the game for the packers....tristan anderson is gobbled up by jakob kriens for the big loss.. later that drive....makoor arop connects with iowa commit noah fant....but that drive stalls in its tracks... ensuing cardinal possession.

of des moines will be more passionate about who is running their city. >> the stuff that really connects and touches them every day is local government. elizabeth: city council seats in des moines's second and fourth wards are up for election next tuesday. eric: voters in guthrie center are taking notice of the controversial past of the city council candidate. bill wagner was once charged with having indecent contact with two boys. the charges were later reduced. the mayor says he still finds wagner's candidacy a concern. future. i believe that small towns have a very good future. reporter: bill wagner is running for city council in guthrie center. instead of the issues, some voters may be focused on wagner's past. seven years ago wagner was charged with two counts of indecent contact with two 12-year-old boys. the charges were later lowered to simple misdemeanor assault. >> kind actions are sometimes misinterpreted by people here. i hope to be able to encourage the city into a broader future and past misdeeds are passed. reporter: it so happens that the man who arrested wagner in 2008 is running for city council. we reach

and a movie created in, about and with actors from grundy center is debuting in the city's locally-owned theater tonight. at ten, see how the city hopes this will give people a more positive view of raising money for the theater. let's go to joe again for a final look at the weekend forecast. moisture continues to increase tonight resulting in showers to begin the weekend. clouds and rainfall stick with us into the early part of the afternoon. the most popular time 5-9pm and during that time the weather looks dry. heading into warmup in store. highs move back into the 60s with some 70s possible for the middle of next week. have a safe weekend and don't for get to fall back with your clocks this weekend! tonight: showers likely low: 42-48 winds: s 5-15tomorrow: showers likely high: 48-54 winds: s 5-15 thanks joe. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again tonight at ten. have a great and reverse the spin on the antiproton... and gamma becomes alpha... multiplied by a matrix of negative i comma zero... and there we have it. conclusive proof that i am abso

internet was restored by 10:15 local time. cityoity the first have access to google fiber, which now covers nine cities. coming up, ibm hoping for bigger profits. we will tell you about big blue's plan to buy the weather company. and texas instruments on the hunt for a rival. details on texas instruments' multibillion-dollar chip deal, next. ♪ cory: shrinking profit margins have been driving a wave of mergers in the chip business. today reports of another big deal, texas instruments is looking to acquire maxim. maxim stock jumping on the news. the deal might not happen, they might ask for too much money. maxim does not need as much help as some of the smaller companies, such as pcm sierra. joining us from new york is alex sherman. alex, these are companies that i have covered for more than a decade. and they have been on their own for so long. what is driving this right now? alex: so some of this, cory, is likely a product of, well, all of my friends are doing it. so why don't i look at doing it? we have seen so many semiconductor

. >> strict new rules for a public housing residents in one local city. >> never in a million years did i think that i would have accomplished so much in my life to be where i'm at today. >> what's required and we're asking whether it's working. >> also ahead, a generous gift by these local newlyweds. how they used their wedding to help a lot of families in need. >> heather: first, an nfl quarterback caught in the middle of a domestic dispute. hear the calls for help and see the dashcam video of when police that's next on the leadership isn't given. it's earned. realized. accomplished. fulfilled. won. leadership isn't given. >> mark: is it a personal foul? police releasing the dashcam video and 911 calls from when cleveland brown quarterback johnny manziel and his girlfriend were pulled. >> caller: you're about to see the couple had two very different versions about what went on in that car. >> the reporter: on dashcam video, yes or no any manziel tells officers how events spiraled out of control last monday night after drinks downtown with his girlfriend colleen. on the video you harri

. >> tonight, a local city is publishing a map, showing where level 3 sex offenders live ahead of trick-or-treating tomorrow. at 5:00 p.m., we told you methuen's police chief is frustrated he can't release information about level 1 or level 2 offend, stephanie quinu shows us why some sex offenders in your area might not be registered at all. >> the reporter: methuen police chief says if a sex offender is traveling or just merely visiting a town where they don't live, they may not show up in the registry. meantime, before halloween, police here are doing what they can to protect everyone, by publishing this map, showing where registered level 3 sex offenders live. >> i check all the time how many live close, you know, close to my house. but it's a lot. it's a lot. i can't believe it. >> when we showed this woman a map of where level 3 registered sex offenders live in methuen, she was shocked. she says it's even more than she thought. it's information me thune police want the public to have ahead of halloween. >> if they get on line to look at the map, it gives specific addresses of level 3 sex offen

city. a look at the cyclone season. local five's jordan furbee is talking with iowa state players today and he's live in k.c. -- jordan? jordan hey guys that's right we're here at big 12 men's basketball media day. i had a chance to catch up with iowa state head coach steve prohm, as well as the players here, georges niang, jameel mckay, naz long and montee morris and while most questions are focused on basketball, i wanted to ask them the "hard hitting" questions. take a look. no closed captioning jordan coming up at six, we'll get serious we'll get serious with the team and talk about the upcoming season and how the team is managing those high expectations. but for now, from the sprint center in kansas city, i'm jf local 5 sports, we are iowa. stephanie: and iowa state's first game -- it's 6th. jack: meteorologist joins us now.. ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the brad: charli brady of ankeny will be our next after three weeks

some of these sanctuary policies are created when the local government unit such as a city or county executive body passes an ordinance prohibiting their offers -- offices from communicating with federal immigration and law enforcement officials. now there's another way. some sanctuary policies come about simply because local law enforcement initiates its own policies of providing safe harbor for undocumented immigrants. and then another way, some sanctuary policies develop because law enforcement officers are afraid that they'll be sued if they enforce immigration laws and detain an individual for an unlawful immigration status. now in summation, these policies and practices have allowed thousands of dangerous criminals to be released back into the community, and the effects have been disastrous. and i'm going to speak about those effects. america saw these policies play out in july when kate steinle was innocently killed while walking along a san francisco pier with her father. the murderer who was illegally in the country and actually deported five times prior to that day, was rele

and this weekend we're visiting santa rosa, california, to talk with local authors and tour the city's literary sites with the help of our local cable partner, comcast. up next, we tour sonoma state university's collections with lynn prime who shows us movies based on the works of jack london and a collection of ernest hemingway's private letters. >> we're on the campus of sonoma statement in the waring jones room which is where our jack london collection is housed. it also houses the jack london in context collection. and right next to us are all of our other special collections including our hemingway letters and some other unique and fragile, in many cases, materials. the collection is, all told, it's probably about 5,000 items, 500 or so items related to movies, hundreds and hundreds of first edition books and probably close to a thousand items in the serial publications like cosmopolitan magazine and "ladies home journal" and colliers magazine. our special collections are unique in a wide variety of ways. all of the materials we have we try to use them to support undergraduate res

city and council bluffs. stephanie coming up on local 5 news at five... what's u-s city passes out the best halloween candy? here's a hint...it's not far from here. and-- jack: " ""the last thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands, that's going to commit a crime." jack: the national gun debate rages on in a midwestern city. the latest-- straight ahead. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." "(anderson cooper/moderator) "secretary clinton, is bernie sanders tough enough on guns?" (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "no. not at all. i think that we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day from gun violence. this has gone on too long and it's time the entire country stood up against the nra. stephanie: guns were a hot topic at last night's debate-- the democratic candidates showing their differences. stephanie: there's no doubt about it... gun control is a hot button issue. jack: and

city. jon/sx3s stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're watching local miss a story? don't forget to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the latest in news, weather, and sports. jack: and a story worth watching tonight, new at ten. jack: farmers are busy getting this year's corn crop out. and that includes a farmer from eddyville, who continues working his family ground with no signs of slowing down. at 85 years old, don maloy is wrapping up his 62nd harvest. the only thing he's done longer is being married to his wife alta mae of 65 years. he now farms year round with his son randal to bring in corn and soybeans. all of his time is committed to running the family farm, and there are no signs of turning in the keys to his john deere. randal maloy - son "for the last 10 years he's said, this is my last year farming but he says this fall, maybe i'll do it one more year. "" alta mae maloy - wife "he's not one to sit around the house. he's got to be up and a going and doing something." jack: coming up tonight on local 5 news at 10, hear what don

city. this local community in this northern afghan city is in mourning. 12 female students died in a stampedeing to escape their school when the earthquake hit. the situation is more stable and kabul. the city is bustling with minimum damage and no reports of mass casualties. people are still worried about aftershocks. the real challenge for the government in kabul is getting aid to people in the remote northern and eastern areas. it is not only the rough terrain, there are also security concerns with taliban ministers said to be stationed in some. to the north, this is one area in one district. people aref scrambling for shelter. against time, and help could not come fast enough for people here. bbc news kabul. achala: you are watching "bbc world news america." tonight'some on program, the video which has produced shocks. why would a security officer pull a student out of their chair in such a violent passion? the question under investigation. like rightok just stars in the dawn sky, but what you are looking at is a rare coming together of jupiter, venus, and mars. they will be clearly visib

the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. 64 is our temperature in sioux city. local temperatures are in the upper 50s and lower 60s. winds are from the southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. once again, the air is dry. dew points in the 30s would allow for another chilly night, but cloud cover and at least some wind will hold us up a bit. expect a low in the lower 40s. let's zoom all the way out to the national satellite and radar. we can see two and one over the neither one will have any huge effect on our weather, the stormcast hd shows that those two system will merge and provide a chance of showers, mainly in the southern and eastern part of conditions arrive on wednesday behind the system, then cold air will arrive wednesday night as we dip below freezing. the rain forecast shows that most of us will receive little to no measurable rain. a tenth of an inch is possible in the east. an exception could will be possible columbus, and albion. tonight, look for a low of 41 and mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, 59 will be our high with a slight chance of in the south and fo

city of ames has lifted its boiler alert. there was a large water main break yesterday when a contractor working on a local water plant hit one of the city's main lines. but after several tests the water is back to normal. you may still see rusty or discolored water, and you can call city hall for a free rust remover at 515-239-5150 jack: faculty at u-n-i are supporting their colleagues at u of i with a vote of no confidence against the iowa board of regents. the vote is another display of disapproval for the new u-i president bruce harreld and how the board handled the search for the new president. both schools' faculty are upset that a few board members met with harreld before he was selected. come out in support of the board's decision and says harreld needs to be given a chance. jack: in case you missed it last night, local 5 took an in-depth look at the iowa lottery in the wake of the eddie tipton case. he's the former employee of the multi state lottery association who tried to scam 14 million dollars from the iowa lottery's hot lotto game. he rigged computers to pick the numbers he wanted. tipton was caught and convict

rubio will make stops in council bluffs and right here in sioux city. locally, bevs on the river is hosting a happy hour for the senator beginning at 4pm. carly fiorina is also stopping in siouxland. she'll be at the stony creek conference center here in sioux city for a town hall meeting. that's all set to take place on saturday at 10 in the morning. democrat martin o'malley will be in sioux city today... at morningside colege o'malley will hold a coffee and at morningside college beginning at nine in the u-p-s auditorium. o'malley will also will be in studio with tim on this weeks edition of "this week in siouxland" beginning at 9am sunday. and the northwest iowa republicans rally with severalop contenders will be tonight in orange city. rick santorum, marco rubio, carly fiorina, and chris christie... will all attend the event begins at 7 p-m at the bultman center on the northwestern college campus. jessica rae: jeb bush is pushing back against critics who say his campaign is doomed after wednesday night's debate performance. the former florida governor was o