spend it at a big box retailer, only $14 of those dollars make their way back to your local economy. spend it online, that drops to $1. but use that money in onof your local retailers and $45 stays right there, helping the area you live in. how? it's a multiplier effect. first, payroll. support a local retailer and suddenly, they can hire more people. that's more people who will have more money in their pocket to then spend at local restaurants and theaters and other retailers. second, booming businesses need support. if your local companies are doing well, they'll need architects and construction companies and accountants and lawyers so that money you spend on a jacket at that local boutique is now helping support other local companies as well. but it's not just about the money. shopping local is generally more efficient, which means less strain on infrastructure and more tax dollars freed up to spend on other things to boost your community. and if you care about the environment, neighborhood businesses typically consume less. finally, when it comes to community building, small busin

they're living together and running small businesses to help communities improve their local economies. >>> plus how one small business beat the big brands at their own game. we have that and more coming up on "your business." >>> hi, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. small business saturday is coming up, so we decided to take a look at the next generation of entrepreneurs and how some of them are focused on starting their businesses in cities that need revitalization. with some help of the organization venture from america, recent college grads are given a house, an office to work in, and a little mad money so that these young entrepreneurs can concentrate 100% on getting their companies off the ground, boosting local economies, creating jobs and rejuvenating communities. it's got the look of a reality show. twelve 20 somethings hanging out in a house, eating pizza and letting our cameras watch their every move. but this isn't made for tv. these young men and women are venture for america fellows trying t

it grows the local economy, lets you skip the rush of black friday, and you can find some unique gems outside of the corporate chain stores. i stopped by one downtown business to see why it's owner thinks eastern iowans should when you think of christmas shopping, you're probably thinking of something to wrap. but local businesses in cedar rapids have more to offer. breathing room yoga could be one of those options. owner sarah driscoll is participating in small business saturday. "26:35i think it's a really cool idea to give the gift of experience instead of material things." "26:56if you can give someone an experience, its something they their lives." this studio has gift certificates and small items for sale. driscoll says she supports shopping local because all of the money stays in the community. "28:31when you give your money to a local businesses, you're getting something back in return more than just what you purchased." "47:46there's plenty of small businesses across eastern iowa. they're here downtown, in newbo, and in czech village. the cedar rapids metro economic alliance

and even more than that, that you're helping build and strengthen your local economy, which benefits everyone. >> flea market has a few events all throughout the year. they'll be back the first >>> you know, there's another great place to get those remaining christmas and holiday gifts. it's the jacke lope artisan market. more than 150 local vendors are there. the jackelope hart and craft fair featured home decor to homemade soap, jewelry and original art. the hashtag shop small event featured a party atmosphere with workshops and food vendors. we stopped at the to organizers about the difference between black friday and shopping small. >> it's super important. i mean, two-thirds every dollar that you spend at a local businesses gets reinvested in schools, wages, jobs. it's supporting our local economy. >> if you missed today's event, the artisan market is open again tomorrow from 10:00 to 5:00 and it's free to get in. >>> richard likes free. >> there you go. >> we have a pac-12 champ. would it be colorado or the yutes? highlights coming up in a matter oh.. today was a great day for

. >> it is easy for them to provide a willingness into the local economy. but they are holding back their language skills and the incentive to move with the broader economy as opposed to a captive labor market >> use say that people with black lives matter are very angry. and righteous but this seems that what one might do that moment in time of why abie's things occur. in the poll on the you have read that is up against the wall. they have seen their comrades shot. and then to be humiliated. i don't know how you can justify that but on the police side you understand that is to recall when we are in trouble we need law-enforcement but not those who have a license to kill because they have a badge you have been an oklahoma they cannot even walk straight cavities are and a gun and he shoots somebody in the back. >> i am looking at the killings he said i mistook my taser for a dozen i haven't had my hands on either one to every betty's relief i am sure. [laughter] but those police operatives in the '60s were recruited directly from mississippi alabama louisian

it grows the local economy, lets you skip the rush of black friday, and you can find some unique gems outside of the c business to see why it's owner thinks eastern iowans should choose local. when you think of christmas shopping, you're probably thinking of something to wrap. but local businesses in cedar rapids have more to offer. breathing room yoga could be one of those options. owner sarah driscoll is participating in small business saturday. "26:35i think it's a really cool idea to give the gift of experience instead of material things." "26:56if you can give someone an experience, its something they can remember for the rest of their lives." she supports shopping local because all of the money stays in the community. "28:31when you give your money to a local businesses, you're getting something back in return more than just what you purchased." "47:46there's plenty of small businesses across eastern iowa. they're here downtown, in newbo, and in czech village. the cedar rapids metro economic alliance says choosing local is important." "34:35 it's important to spend your dollars

the cedar rapids metro economic al it's important to shop local. "34:00it supports our local economy, dollars spent here stay here, and they provide job opportunities, they just produce money, and economic value to our community." small business saturday is this saturday the 26th. a lot of stores and organizations are having sales and specials as an incentive to come. chris and nicole, coming up in our next half hour i stopped by one local business downtown to see what they have to offer. a dubuque man says someone belongings while he was on vacation. that's from our coverage partner, k-d-t-h. 73-year-old ronald pothoff reported the burglary when he came home last week. he says someone broke in taking upwards of $32,000 in property. dubuque police say in addition to the stolen property, the burglar caused about $700 in damage breaking in. one iowa security salesman says more homeowners are installing video surveillance cameras. systems are a popular choice. the higher end systems usually consist of bullet or dome style cameras mounted outside the home. they're hooked up to an h-d vide

people renting out there privat $60,000 to the local economy in four night of the world series alone. says he averaged $300 a night t rent out his east 4th street department during games one and two. used as one ofofnd 1100 airbnb listings across town. is chased away cubs fans per game seven, just as he did last night for game six with an asking price of $2,000 per night. how does it feel that the cubs won't touch this apartment. >> for gamesesn six and seven i cannot rent to a cubs fan, the problem to rent to opposing teams fans o , i do that throug the first couple series, before this last world series, there's no way i was going to make myself rent to any cubs fans no way. despite that intentionally ridiculous asking price of $10,000, he said he still had some calls, although they're trying to to negotiate a lower price,,gh he is a loyal indians fan, said that no amount of money could get him to say yes. game seven is great for the local economy, keep it here on fox 8 is we get ready for thek seventh and final game of the world series, the pregame show begins at 7:00 p.m., i will b

. >> reporter: many owners are able to offer great deals thanks to the local economy. local politicians say a low unemployment rate and gas prices could mean more cash in people's pocket. not only a great deal for you and the community but charity too. >> we donate to the spring as well. >> reporter: we work with a lot of local churches and schools. >>> still to come, charity in question dozens of groups giving to a bare area children's home every year. tonight, residents reveal where they said your generosity was like this happen. it is a scary situation. >> the disturbing discovery a sleeping couple woke up to in their own bed. >>> what a start to the morning. freezing temperatures across the area and what a finish with sunny skies and i will have a thanksgiving forecast coming up. z26jnz zy6z y26kry yy6y >>> we want to bring you a breaking news update with a school bus 35 elementary students were on the bus when it crashed. the police department briefing the media confirming there are multiple fatalities. you can see the bus landed in between two large trees. witness

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it will help the local economy. bark r back back tphr 2006. 34 people many people predicted the end of the world. the fact is that we stand here ten years later. and we are one of the most vibrant economies. in all of the united states. and one of the most vibrant economies all the world. so think we'll be fine. >> . thank you very very -fpl. congratulations. we have a statement from the keep colorado working. the opponents. they said it's disappointing that five million from out of to break down some of the issues. >> absolutely. talking about issues here in colorado. this map contains a lot of issues too. the future of the supreme court rests with this map. obama care. rests with this map. there's a lot of big issues that will be decided over the course of the next couple hours. and some of the states. easiest thing i can do for you now, is show how easy it is for nominee trump. to become president elect trump at this hour.

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been 3w0id by will no longer be able to use a part of my home to allow visitors to support our local economynd 60 days a year is 5 days a month none can create enough income under those circumstances please ask ourselves how making that easier for private interest groups to encourage people to register it does the opposite and asks people not to register and 0 who does that registration help certain offices of our city and definitely not me as an example - let's see. >> it feels to me that helps ousted corporations a lot more than individuals at the lease consider changing the cut off date like in february of 2017 i think that gives people more time to register. >> and for those who didn't hear the earlier comments if as i think you've aware you are amongst 17 hundred individuals that have gone to the effort of registering during the last two years with the home sharing became legal you're a grandfathered and in that date in the amendments he introduced will actually go all the way until tomorrow if you came in october 25th you should be again go ahead. >> i'm kevin a host and my wife in the

homes and apartments, people who rent out there homes have brought in more than $16,000 to the local economy during the world series home games. >> 38-year-old dino vianos says to rent out his east 4th street apartment during games wanted to. passages one of 1100 airbnb listings across the city he says he is attracting calls with a add that reads- says he is chased away cubs fans for games six an seven with an asking price of $2,000 per night. credit for the first couple there's no way. despite an asking price he says he is still getting phone callsg from cavs fans trying t talking down. stay with us as we covered the world series reports and updates at fox these high clouds give us the lovely sunset about 20 minutes ago. sunset was at 6:21 p.m. family big game time one showers will be moving in tonight, mostly after the game. could be a stray shower, anytim after 10:00 o'clock post should they continue through midday tomorrow. that much cooler temperatures. tomorrow the winds from the northwest showers, in some spots tomorrow. on friday, sunshine and mary chilly temperatures. the high tempe

petersburg and some got their shopping done early giving back to the local economy. >> reporter: this is tampa bay's alternative to black friday shopping. it got started 7 years ago when the founder wanted to keep their money almost. >> if you spend a dollar at cents will stay in your community. >> reporter: more than 130 vendors out today selling their unique and often hand crafted items while selling a different product, they all shared the same message. >> my livelihood depends on whether or not people come out and support individual businesses and artists. >> support the mom approximate pop businesses and small boost our economy. >> just skip the malls and big stores so you can get something unique. >> reporter: nearly 7,000 shoppers chose to skip big box stores this year. >> you got to support every local shop afternoon here. just like anything, you want to help everyone grow. >> reporter: from chocolate cake, hand crafted art and food trucks, all sales and support lead to a that makes a community. >> now if you missed it, don't worry, it will run from 10:00 in the morning until

he's -- von miller thinks he's >>> for the sixth year, shoppers looked for savings and supported local economies for small business saturday. >> i think a lot of people think shopping, they think going online or mad dash sales. so much more of your dollar goes when you spend it locally. >> there's the internet but there's also someone trying to support a family as well. we need to keep those dollars working for families hike our own. >> the store's owner says she's seen an increase in small business saturday. >>> the warm dry november isn't good news for the colorado ski and snowboard industry, but there is one place in the mountain where business is booming. the woodburn barn is a way for people to get the >> reporter: everyone from the dedicated mountain dair devils to your regular everyday skiers are showing up for training. and i think a lot of folks are taking their vacation from out of town, want to get out on the mountain >> snow to our mountains, maybe a little snow to denver. outside right now, toward the city, partly cloudy skies over downtown, but we're dry. really, really mild day. n

. >> spending dollars locally has an immediatnd on the local economy. >> reporter: so i guess a lot of us tomorrow will take a little bit of a break, rest up, gear up, get ready for cyber monday. megan back to you. >>> and coming up the maryland terrapins have been sitting on create your perfect home. plus you'll get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. hurry, the after thanksgiving sale ends november 28th. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. the after thanksgiving sale at havertys. >>> as for the terps, they need edwin against rutgers this afternoon to become bowl eligible. terps have been outscored 149-13 over their last three games. they put more points on the scoreboard in the first 10:00 today than they had all of to pay dirt. maryland up 14 after one. second quarter, the true freshman, get used to the name. terrell pigram. terps up 21-7 at the half. second half. one of maryland's 22 seniors wants to extend the season. and this will get the job done. seeing the happiness to know their careers just got extended. they get a post season ball game and we

pumping more than five-and-a-half million dollars into the local economy. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:price hike.the popular coffee chain raising prices on two of its menu think a college degree could bob evans and the emily post institute want to make this two have teamed up to offer a holiday helpline. so if you have any questions about the perfect table or some advice on diffusing political conversation at the table.. you can call their helpline. the number is 855-4 my- table.... or tweet them at "hastag be holiday help". starbuck's is making ihard foth loyal. the coffee chain has raised the prices of select cold be items between ten cents and 30 cents.the price hike quietly went into effect on november 10th, but some twitter users have taken to social media to complain about the increase. more trouble for chipotle... three people are suing the restaurant chain... alleging they lied about their calorie count.specifically about their chorizo burrito.chipotle claimed the chicken and pork wrap is about 300 calories...and even pushed it the

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this all of tampa bay, to come down, shop local, buy local, and help put money back in our local economy. >> alcides: free admission. >> free admission. >> alcides: which is great. a whole weekend of fun. 150 stores. wide variety. and imagine that leading up to black friday, you will have a lot of sales as well. >> yeah. and this brings us to the customers. and it allows the customers to then come to us. whether it be finding usline, coming into our we have some customers who don't have brick and mortar and this promotes their online presence. >> alcides: i love it. you and 149 other stores. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> alcides: and nothing will stop this courageous kid from practicing his basketball skills. the awesome video and really inspiring story coming up next. >>> right now we want to get back out to kellie cowan and green key in morning where deputies are searching for a possible body. fox 13's kellie cowan right at the entrance of that park, kellie, this all stemmed from a tip that was called in. >> reporter: yeah, that's correct. a tip about a body possibly being buried

folks held a fruit buffet to thank the primates for bringing in tourists and helping the local economy. the event took place in the province known as the "monkey province." event organizers say there are about three-thousand monkeys in "it would be really hard to hack and change the results in terms of what is accessible." now at 5 -- preparing for the count. in the day ahead -- how wisconsin's presi and -- if you decided to skip the black friday lines -- today is your day. it's cyber monday. what you should know before logging on. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rachael's weather anchor adlibs traffic red on

. >> the long-term guest -- provide a boost for the local economy. >>> if you want to see some snow you have a new flight option, allegiant starting flights to new hampshire today. the route out of saint pete clearwater international will cost as low as $47 one-way.>>> still to come, a car up in smoke with a man trapped inside. the moment he was saved with >>> a major scam plaguing the tampa bay area, we expose the underground gas market. how it works and how you can protect yourself.>>> eight tampa family terrified after their toddler is shot. the reason the family cannot >>> abc action news is exposing a black market fuel scam a tampa man in jail accused of using counterfeit credit cards goes much deeper than that. for most of this gas will never be cheap enough but for josi rodriguez his field was free. >> have you seen him in here? >> is very nice. >> a nice guy who was cheating the system. they arrested rodriguez on charges of using 18 fake credit cards to buy massive amounts of explosive 100 gallon fuel drums with the intent to resell the gas on the black market. for pure profit.

those in favor say it will bring millions of dollars to the local economies and create thousands of jobs. those against the pipeline say it threatens a tribal water source and their sacred land. amy thomas has been to north dakota with her kids to see first hand what's going on. especially now a daysi want my children to be sympathetic and empathetic to other people and to what other people struggle protests are planned in chicago, washington, d-c and london. the city of milwaukee wants you to help celebrate "world recycles day"d-p-w says it will teach residents about recycling throughout the month of november.more information can be found on its website milwaukee recycles dot up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--an oshkosh council member under fire for sitting during the pledge.what she says she will do next time. and - aaron rodgers talks contenders he thinks the packers can get for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. in a press conference filled with honest comments mixed with a little confident bravado, mike mccarthy says despite a 4-5 record with the packers, he's facts,

and this wildfire has a huge impact on the local economy which is primarily driven by tourism. more than 11 million people visit this region per year. local officials are trying to figure out what started this fire. they are not ruling out arson. reporting in pigeon forge, nbc news. >> thank you. our thoughts are with the victims. >>> and new details about what happened moments before this plane went down in people including most members of a bra stale-- brazilian soccer team. the pilot said the plane is without fuel. >>> a crime alert for you tonight back here in the valley, police want you to be on the lookout for robbing a bank. he handed a threatening note to a teller. it happened at a bank on crimestoppers. >>> metro police say they know who the two crooks are caught on camera breaking into a parked suv in summerlin. officers are still looking for them. they are out there. we showed you this video. the two men took a gun out of the suv, they've not been arrested as of yet. the owner said he only left it unlocked for five minutes. that was more than enough time to get in and

now shopping local puts money directly back into the community and the local economy. stores on small business saturday logos in their shop windows welcoming customers with deep discounts. >> it's important to shop small, when you give back to local businesses, you're directly supporting the community. and you can't find some of these offers anywhere else. box stores and stuff like that. it's more person experience. they get to know who you are and what your likes are and stuff like that. >> business analysts estimate for every dollar spent, $0.68 of that gets pumped right back into the local community. >>> las vegas got in on the small business saturday rush new on news3 live at 6:00. we go to container park with more on how locals gave back to our busies nightly news. >>> the internet is becoming more and more powerful when it comes to holiday shopping. we're not even to cyber monday yet. but shoppers are going online already in record fashion. adobe, which tracks online retail transactions say consumers spent $3.3 billion shopping online on friday alone. a 21% increa

emerald, this is going to be great for tourism and our local economy here in tampa bay. yeah, all of the business in and out of the port already brings in billions each year... and having another cruise ship that carries thousands of passengers will bring a lot of money into the area and boost tourism here in tampa. starting january in 2018...carnival cruise line will operate the new ship...called the carnival miracle. it'll carry more than 2100 passengers on a 7- day excursion to the cayman islands, mexico, honduras and belize. on top of that, it will also make a special trip to the panama canal in april 2018. great tourist vacation destinations...but it also means more business for the port and for the tampa bay area as a whole. you have the potential of having tens of thousands of travelers flying into tampa bay over the course of a year...that brings in money...and sometimes those visitors stay in town a few days to explore before or after heading out on their trip...boosting our tourism profile even more. when we put this story out there on our facebook page, it got

shopping for the holidays and giving back to the local economy. >> reporter: shop a-palooza is mp black friday shopping. it started seven years ago when the founder wanted shoppers to keep their money local. >> if you spend a dollar at a local independent business, 70 cents will stay in your community. at a chain store only about 35 cents stays here. the rest goes to corporate. >> reporter: more than 130 vendors were out today selling their unique and often hand crafted items. while all selling a different product they all shared the and support individual businesses and individual artists. >> support the mom and pop businesses, support the businesses and it can really -- small businesses and it can really boost our economy. >> skip the big stores and get super unique gifts for the holiday season. >> reporter: nearly 7,000 shoppers chose to skip big box stores this year. >> you have to support every local shop. justke >> reporter: from chocolate cake, hand crafted art and food trucks, all sales and support leads to a better tampa bay. >> i mean you got to support local. i mean that's wh

support local stores and what they do for communities with the goal of pumping money back into local economies instead of the big box retailers. another excuse to shop! >> yeah. i love this idea. whenever you get into some of those little stores, you find such unique gifts. i'll really an idea. >> i agree. you know, you're supporting your local community. a win/win. >> exactly. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, beware the netflix tax. cities across the country are charging extra to stream video. we will show you one place where the people are fighting back. moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. muscle pain with fever, tired

you come out and support the local businesses that are out there, you're helping support your local economy. all of into schools, wages, jobs, taxes, supporting your neighbor and what they do. >> the jack a lope art fair will be open tomorrow at "westworld" if you want to check it out. >>> well, next on 12news at six, the bald eagle population in arizona is growing. we are finding out why. >>> and a desert oasis right here in the middle of the valley where you can check it out. details up ahead. >>> and the rain is coming down in the southern portion of when will this rain make it to arizona? i will have all the details coming up. >>> monday on 12news at 10. >> whitney houston's shocking new details about bobbi kristina's surprising and untimely death. >>> if you are out hiking near the salt river or the verde river, you should definitely look up. there is a good chance you will a bald eagle. the bald eagle population in arizona is soaring. up 600% from a decades ago. >> reporter: the sonoran desert scorched by deadly sun, yet full of life. >> looking to see if there are any adults in the a

where you -- can go around the valley -- to help the local economy -- this small-business saturday. toy factory. how they're adapting toys -- to make them usable -- for kids with special needs. karla? karla ad-lib a wind advisory is in effect from 7pm tonight through noon tomorrow. and count on chopper-13 -- to bring you breaking news -- fast plan to spend money -- at local shops... american express -- started small- business saturday -- in 2010 -- to help local shops -- attract more customers. and events around the valley -- like the ones at the downtown container park -- hope to do just that. going back into our own community it's a really important thing. in little stores i love that feeling of connection if i can 80-percent -- are willing to pay slightly more -- for an item if -- it's bought at a small -- independently-owned retailer. we have a full list of the saturday -- on our website. just go -- to ktnv dot com. a lot of us -- will be shopping on cyber monday. and many americans -- will be doing it at work. a new survey -- from robert half technology -- suggests nearly half

. >> local community, local economy. >> reporter: "action news"s reached out to discontrols. they are disappointed someone switched the packaging. they say they are proud of their product and proud of their independent growers. >> thank you. >>> doctors today reveal that former eagles fullback, kevin turner suffered cte, a traumatic brain disease linked to repeated hits to the head. the doctors believe it led to his lou gehrigs disease, which killed him at the age of 46 in march. he created a foundation to tackle this issue -- >>> the police touch museum in fair mount park in the parkside section of the city marked the 40th anniversary tonight. the cat in the hat was one of the many characters from the world of doctor seuss, on hand to help in the investigation. lisa and jean and meteorologist adam joseph was to want's master of ceremony. i was there the other day. actually to record something about kathy miller. a wonderful institution. >> it's beautiful and kid love it, too. >> whether is looking fine. next friday should be seasonable, dry and sunny. all in all, nice foreca

out of town "they employ people, they pay property taxes, they're great about donating into the local economy. when you go online and shop elsewhere, that's not furthering the iowa city area or johnson county."for a list of participating stores, go to >> for more information about the buy here holiday blitz or any of the participating stores go back to you. >>> now if the rain was more snow we would feel a little bit more holidayish. >> we would but a lot of people would be on the roads and you don't need that happening. >> that is true. >> it is just raw and windy and cool out there. just a gnarly day. i had a tough time getting out of bed this morning. here is the system. the low pressure is way down in midwest. while we have light precipitation scattered around now, some heavier rains are reforming down to the southwest. this is all going to go northwest and be in the area through tonight and at least into the morning hours tomorrow. let's get in closer on the radar now. you can see all these waves of precipitation moving to the northeast. they don't stay in one spot particularly long. the

"now another interesting note, they were able to buy all of these trucks and helping out their local economy, and soon they'll be helping people who get stuck in the snow as well. in decorah, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl." all of those vehicles are now on they've already seen that four wheel drive capability come in handy. imagine cooking six turkeys in a few hours. cedar falls business owner todd steil has it down to a science -- after doing it for 20 years. todd says he starts frying the big birds every thanksgiving morning for friends, neighbors, and employees -- and he's all done by the afternoon. unlike most experts -- todd says "use peanut oil, that's the key. it's a little more expensive, but you won't have any flare-ups or flames. it's fun to do. it's nice and juicy. the only downfall is turkeys are awesome." of course -- todd recommends always deep-frying your turkey outside -- make sure it's thawed -- and allow at least 45 minutes per bird. and remember the two iowa turkeys to be pardoned by the president? d-c, but a twist this year a vote for which turkey was pardoned. the twitter vot

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this means $226 million for the local economy. reporting live, i'm denise rosch, news 3. back to you. >> jim: we'll keep that in mind if you are tempted to grumble about the slow traffic. that's not all. there are more road closures coming our way and they'll be here awhile. our traffic authority's tom hawley is here. night has been pushed back because of the marathon. >> right. because of the event denise was talking about. just want to let you know right now it is slow on the northbound 15 in the resort corridor. 19 miles right over here by sahara also slow southbound on the 15 coming in to this spaghetti bowl interchange. the closure that we're talking about in the resort corridor is a new one that was scheduled on start on sunday night right here behind the mandalay bay. it's going to be closed sunday night through friday morning nine to five. that is but they are pushing it back until monday. it was supposed to start this sunday night. while that's going on you will have to stay away in the overnight hours. that is for work on the sign behind the mandalay bay and it'

coming to broomfield because when you get all this private investment3 jumped in or put into this local economy, that means the city ask county budget, because the tax revenue grows. three major companies are now moving coming here to broomfield. viega and morgan and chase and ikea is investing. it's 300 brand new jobs and these projects are in the making. they happen to fall into place within the same time within the last days or so. they're going to start on ttese constructions in the next year and a half and the money coming in means more tax revenue for projects like -- >> upgrading some of our libraries and enhancing our trail system and fixing the streets. some of those improvements will affect people's everyday lives and releasing -- more amenities and parks. >> now, with all this development coming in, that sounds like a positive. i asked the mayor, is there a negative side? is there a but and he said with all this fast growing that broomfield is doing -- that could bring with if congestion, but as that's something they're looking into right now. live in broomfield, i'm jason gruenauer.

funded by china's polar research institute and is already boosting the local economy. >> it's a veryimportant project for the area. economic impact, a positive one that creates jobs while we are doing the construction. >> the aurora observatories just another example of how beijing is working to make iceland is arctic ally. 2010, agreed currency swaps, and in 2013 they signed a free trade agreement and china was granted status at the arctic council. some icelanders fear china is also seeking to grab the country's resources like fish, energy, and land. >> the observatory is behind schedule, but is due to open next autumn. locals have already begun to capitalize on the upcoming economic opportunities>>>>ó 11/16/16 11/16/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from marrakesh, morocco, at the united nations climate summit, this is democracy now! >> until january 20 when this administration is over, we intend to do everything possible to meet our responsibility to future generations to be able to address this threat to life itself on the planet. amy: with a climate denie

, ibutho coal, who declined to comment on this story, touted jobs as a majojor benefit to the localal economyhen the mine comes in. but according to the community,, the mine has not consulted them, or even told them where they will be forced to relocate to. for more than 100 years, the hluhluwe-imfolozi park has been a sanctuary for rhinos and many other endangered animals. it i is a place that inspireres visitors, communities, and conservationists all over the world. to lose this area in a coal mining operation is unacceptable to dr. player. >> the people, they say, "it's impossible, you can't defeat these big mining comompanies." and we said, "no, you can." but you've got to know that what you are doing is absolutely right. if you know that, then the rest is strategy and tactics. >> this is jeffrey barbee reporting from the hluhluwe-imfolozi park in south africa for link tv. >> in ecuador's highlands, indigenous communities figight foreign gold mining companies in an effort to save something even more precious than gold to them: their water. constantino de miguel reports. >> ecuador is a so