>>marty gonzales:.ictim in this case a 29 you're a woman who's about this attack as police say she fought back and look its surveillance photos please release of the man the pictures taken before and after the attack hit the spot to between 25 and 30 years old last and wearing a black and white scarf and dark of switchers just after midnight thursday morning oakland police said the victim was walking down piedmont avenue when a man walked up behind her and pressed the piece of metal into her back so often she thought was a weapon chateaus pull the shoes for to walk over toward the park of land with have an off piedmont that is where police said she was rather before the man attempted a sexual assault and and and and neighbors and should serve as a reminder to the cost of what walk alone president obama paid a visit to the family members of the 14 people killed. in the san bernardino shooting >>marty gonzales: 9 men and five women killed when they opened fire at our department on december 2nd the family

kron4news-dot-com >> marty: joining us and kron 4 news weekend with a good the the full shot. and the beautiful sunrise this morning we're expecting a dry start leaking will be changing big time this evening everyone the morning everyone. the will get a check with the be relatives of revving big changes expected for tomorrow. >> reporter: within 24 hours will have a completely apart be hard to believe this is a litmus and weakened. yes and some going on tomorrow that will be true but that deal with what we have right now scattered clouds hanging around he see the golden gate little bit. basically the case itself a clear note and visibility is going well to the level of intrusion in the layoff of going on. a live look at satellite radar wide scattered showers of toward the north but boyd as the big systems coming through quickly and it will be carrying with it rained winds also mormons does to butchers as we discussed that too bad we of clear skies of the '30's in the southeast they and the north they also from much when of the upper 30's. compliments of the clear skies to star

militia >> marty: shooters on wednesday the tax for on any tear watchless a beautiful >> marty: you over the bay bridge this is the view from the embarcadero camera in san francisco. >> reporter: have some fatah and the north they follow the lead going and offices house order via variable climate conditions and a little bit of an edge going on for most cloudy scenario than the change today this week and all of the improvement over sen rose the coming and technically now at 10 petaluma the the zero and v much time there were looking after satellite radar picture this were mentioning variable party stories fan temperatures for you conquer 3839 pleasanton and upper '30's a vacancy in the north bay variable clouds the the date and the upper 50s phillips led by noon and then by late afternoon mostly cloudy and cool we do have free and the forecast failed we let you know we can expect. the six >> marty: year-old boy died in oakland while climbing a tree the plea, said he felt the ground after the branch broke. police arrived about 8:00 this evening on harrison street and several other teenager

with its >> marty: 15 neighborhood cannot.ws for continued follow the area of control and selling california. we have updated numbers for you fire burned over 1,200 a. to send firefighters now working on when the fire out. as of right now firefighters making progress has 10 percent contained. >> reporter: chapala when one is closed crews working of the fire out 30 homes threatened in mandatory evacuation plan place for people who were put an area rug. crosses their leaves and a shelter where expecting a briefing about 10:00 a.m. and face-to-face will be posted our website kron4news-dot-com >> reporter: it had an offshore wind in place not something one here about fires going on also help us drive considerably if having a bit of a breeze temperatures supported overnight freeze warning that covers about the entire bay area with the exception of downtown san francisco and a little bit of the east bay shoreline as a result in the and locations of the reach the freezing mark livermore of 32 now officially that frees warning firing

now, ladies and gentlemen, marty austin lamar. >> thank you. ♪ >> merry christmas!ogether ♪ ♪ this christmas by your side ♪ we're carolling through the night ♪ ♪ and it's christmas will be a very special christmas for me ♪ ♪ ♪ oh presents and cards are here ♪ ♪ my world is filled with cheer ♪ ♪ this christmas as i look around ♪ ♪ your eyes outshine the town ♪ this christmas by your side ♪ carolling through the night ♪ and this christmas will be a very special christmas for me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ by your side we're carolling through the night ♪ ♪ and this christmas will be a very special christmas for me ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer. >>> news 4

i will love you not a drop less, marty. wow! okay we have some questions. >> we just say one more thing about marty because we have talked a lot about this how to say that the person is political but something we try to do in the book is to trace how the experiences of her life informed her policy. i think the fact that fact that she was able to have what shauna describes as extraordinary marriage in which they could both flourish, they could both see themselves fully free from gender stereotype gave her an essential optimism about the world. think it made her optimistic about the male. and the and your capacity to improve. [laughter] [applause]. >> the triumph and hope over experience i guess. >> there are microphones these lights are such that i cannot see but now the lights, who has a question? anyway, just ask away. please ask us ask us questions do not give a speech. >> are you there? >> i was going to ask a question about what roe v wade was really about what i'm curious about her opinion on roe v wade is in contrast with

marty ginsburg was a prominent tax attorney. he also graduated from harvard law school of though he was quick to point out his wife made law review and he didn't. he became a prominent tax attorney and was well-known in his field so they both had to give and take when it came to their careers. ruth actually left harvard law school for her third year and that's why she transferred to columbia because marty got a job in downtown new york create. >> again in keeping with the theme of adversity while he is in law school, he gets cancer. >> is right and she actually typed up his notes. she would type up his papers for them all while doing her work and taking care of jane who was just a toddler at the time. >> their daughter? >> their daughter. she moved to new york because of him and didn't want to separate the family and harvard wouldn't let her paint a harvard degree. .. so she moved to new york and started her career. what is said question? >> it's so fascinating u.s. this question of who is ruth bader ginsburg? the early part of

marty. that's why. he was among the great titans of our history. he knew more about the stock market than anyone i've ever known. i devoured anything he ever said. he was an inspiration to me and millions of others. and he counselled me and others to try to make money in the stock market. central to his thesis of investing was, and i quote, don't fight the fed. when the fed was raising rates, you have to be cognizant that the wind was going from your back to your face. a tail wind has become a head wind. federal reserve policies were dominant factors in determining the overall direction of the market. it was bearish for stocks. when it cut rates, bullish. you can say he was right then. what the heck, game over, turn the lights out. nothing more could be done to make money. not true. he also said to be flexibility and nondogmatic. so now, you know what? i'm a little more skeptical. marty made too much money with that philosophy and he made too much money for me with that philosophy and i can't go against it. as he wrote in "winning on wall street" w

but tonight they hosted a mount marty team that has only one victory. and that was by forfeit.an opportunity to take another step towards 500 for the wildcats! 1. in the first half..wayne state's jordan cornelius with the three.. wildcats up twenty-four to ten. 2. later in the first half.. adam moon with the nice hook shot... wayne state up twenty-six to twelve.3. mount marty hanging in there early.. jalen hurley with the hook shot that banks in.. wayne state still up twelve.. twenty-six to fourteen.4. moon again.. has the hook shot going.. wildcats up twenty-eight to fourteen.5. mount marty's anthony stransky with the three. cuts the wildcat's lead to eleven.. twenty-eight to fourteen.6. towards the end of the first goodwin with the three..wayne state would lead at the half thirty-seven to twenty-six and...the wildcats win 87-57! 3 the muskies are on a roll. over the weekend they defeated youngstown twice. friday night 3-2 in a shootout. saturday night in a 9-4 blowout on teddy bear toss night! diana would know she was there! the team is still in 6th p

if you don't have time to read it, go to the obituary that old friend marty gold wrote. then you'd know you're going to miss some gains. maybe even some big ones on occasion by being more cautious than you were. but that'sust what the odds say. let's use a game analogy. consider is like black jack where the odds say you never hit on 17 because you're more likely to bust. circumstances. that's the flexibility i'm talking about and zweig never wanted you to. from the time of quantitative easing began back in november of 2008 until is ended in october 2014, the s&p rallied 130%. that's pretty darn impressive. ever since the fed included s qe3 policies, the s&p has only advanced 2.9%. it makes it harder to make money. i can only imagine he might be saying, look, you're fighting the fed whenever it tightens but yesterday's rate hike is off of a low base, especially when janet yellen said they wouldn't raise rates on auto lot. i can see him saying don't give up the hunt, just be a little and they're instructive on why you shouldn't take your bat and ball and go home, even when

i worked the room and marty. it was marty. iconic. i wanted to bend down, kiss his ring. greg: you do act like a nine year child. >> rosanna: this guy is iconic. i lost my mind. i introduced myself to him, the next thing i know, he lifts his glasses, goes, i watch you every day on the big screen. greg: big screen? what do you mean? rosanna: the big hd. oh, the hd i hate the hd. whoever came up with that should be shot. greg: did he say anything about me? guess not? rosanna: he watches us. marty, it was cool. very nice party. greg: well, you struck out with bradley cooper. rosanna: yes, but i still love him. mike: you know what else always rosanna: who? mike: donald trump. rosanna: i like hearing that, watch us. we love it. we appreciate it. thank you for watching. mike: yes, thank you so much. rosanna: we do. if they department watch us, we would be out of business. mike: buy us a cup of coffee and we would like that too. it is a cooler start to the day. temps are cooler today than yesterday. winds are little lighter. everything is down by 12-15 degrees on average. it is

ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government gr

mayor marty walsh going against jadiann thompson in a room of holiday toys . >> anchor: a big bear. for the day we're talking clouds out there right now. showers on the way overnight >> anchor: then at 5:30, the n.h.l. is taking over gillette stadium for the new year's day winter classic. we'll take you there live to see >> reporte: snow lovers, you must be on the naughty list this year. offered some chilly weather but here we go right back into a mild pattern for this week especially christmas eve thursday and christmas day. warm weather, all these orange squares indicating some warm days. one little blue square, did you catch that the first day of the month? with temperatures colder than average. even over the weekend. the chilly conditions still not below average. temperatures for the month running close to 10 degrees above normal. very mild week in store and i think we'll have record temperatures. record high temperatures on thursday afternoon. christmas eve. 50's right now boston at 52. plymouth at 53. worcester 45. for tonight again there is some left over wind out there this

did he take wrong fights -- pick mary ann: marty walsh has an vacuum. the olympics, nobody was really stepping up to leave that. we know how that ended. ed: succeeding a legend is not easing, -- is not easy, dan rather tried to do it. patrick: i give baker an a. he extrapolated from the handle the politics really well. never signed the documents that would expose taxpayers money. he has been very good at being mayor to the people he is supposed to be responsible for. boston, fighting for his constituents, the greatest ghosts for him is the ghost of tom menino. one legend is hard for another to follow. ed: mayor marty is mayor he is the same guy. >> he got out of the olympics thing in better shape than he should have. [laughter] on casinos, what he is doing is fighting for people in ec and going against a casino magnet. janet: -- dcf and the opioid crisis. how confident are you that that will change? jim: that is a public policy question and nobody will get their head around it. it will be a real issue on the campaign trail because it is in states like n

phil: mayor marty walsh upholding a tradition started by his predecessor mayor tom menino. erika: newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich tells us the menino family joined mayor walsh in delivering gifts on christmas eve. reporter: on the eve of coming a little early. are. it' s an annual provision started in 1993 by former mayor tom menino. now his children and grandchildren are keeping the tradition alive. now. what he has done is for our kids and our kids want to take it over. >> he may not be here physically, but he is your spiritually. reporter: the generosity is overwhelming for recipients. susan is picking up items for her granddaughters. mayor menino' s successor, mayor marty walsh, came to support the effort, as did cardinal o' malley. >> i grew up watching him do all of the stuff for the community. he was the one who was able, for us to ask -- to experience everything that he did, now we do the stuff that he did. . has helpers. as for stand that himself, we are tracking him with norad. phil: you know the best part of norad, you can see the reindeer' s eight moving. erika

elizabeth warren, john kennedy, and others join mayor marty walsh for the lighting another menorah in downtown crossing. it doesn't feel like hanukkah should be happening right now.>> you can see people wearing short sleeves today.>> i feel like it should be columbus day weekend.>> ridiculously warm the last couple of days. this all weekend good for any outside plans. not really feeling my christmas. we may be dreaming of a white christmas, that song has been stuck in my head all day. you will be dreaming about it because it's not looking likely year. forecast models really not hinting at any snow the next historically speaking, they seeing a white christmas in a better chance if you had to the north and west, which is high temperatures not helping things today. fishburne. it felt fabulous, 59 degrees in boston. providence, 58. lawrence with a high of 57. the average high should only be 44. we're obviously well above it. boston back down the 43 degrees with your real feel temperature of 38 as we factor in the wind from southwest, making it feel a bit cooler than the actual temperature

. >> mark: mayor marty walsh signed an executive order approving those changes. fox 25's crystal haynes dug deeper into the issue and what it will mean for residents. crystal? >> the reporter: well, mark and vanessa, mayor marty walsh wants to take that 20% of available aid affordable housing in the city and spread it out throughout middle and low income people, but advocates i spoke to say they're concerned that low income percentage will actually be pushed right out of boston. a change in the grand design for boston. mayor marty walsh signed an executive order today aimed at changing the city's affordable housing policy, to make renting class. the mayor has been very clear that while we're building just additional supplies, we really need to be building more affordable and housing for the middle class. according to the city's housing plan rolled out last year, the median income for a family is between 50 and $125,000. $53,000 for a single person. 20% of the city's housing is designated affordable, with the average rent for a two-bedroom still more than $2,000.

i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1.31 oc std. doctor scaife's experiment with medical cost transparency is over, but he believes it could be a powerful tool in driving down health care costs. heath officials in iowa say flu levels are compared to recent years. so far this flu season, roughly 20 people have been hospitalized, and two people have died. officials at the state hygienic lab in coralville say this flu season could be milder for a number of reasons. one is the mild winter. cold weather forces people indoors, where the virus can thrive. the state epidemiologist told a local official that a lot of iowans have been hospitalized with "flu-like" symptoms. but many of those cases were not the flu. we're told it's too early to tell if the low number is partially due to this season's vaccine. the environmental protection agency has some new rules for farmers. for those who use pesticides. we'll have more in our agribusiness report - after the break. good morning this is the environmental protection agency's turned its attention

tim plus wayne state welcomed mount marty to rice auditorium to break up finals week studying. after the break. and univererties in siouxland, including wayne state. tonight the ldcat men tried to pvide a study break for weary students, taking on mount marty in a midweek showdown. and it was ugly sweater night in wayne america...great threads from the coaching staff. late in the first...patrick ciganovich with the bank shot...vintage timmy duncan right there...lancers within ten. but the very next possession...brian goodwin connects from distance and the cats stretch a few minutes later, tyler nagy, gets a little separation and he hits from range...wildcats led it 37-26 at the half. into the second...jordan corneluis attacks the rack and draws the foul...that keeps the lead at 11 and spurs a run. jj zumbrennen, from his backside, lobs it up to david andersen...he had a game-high 15, the lead up to 14. then matat thomas...with h name like thth, you know he can shoot...wayne state runs away with it, 87-57. chris: after undeoing arthroscopic surgery on both hips in the offseason,

i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1.31 oc std. the temperatures are decreasing, so homeless shelter numbers are increasing. after monday's snow storm, the shelters their emergency plans. a daycare in eastern iowa is being praised for its work with special needs children. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. safe at home. an eastern iowa agency that helps victims of domestic abuse is grateful for a new state program. forget the fine. people are benefiting from donations that get them out of paying parking tickets. and hawkeye hype. people in eastern iowa are making plans for the big rose bowl game and picking up some last- minute gear. you're looking live on our city cam this morning. finally, no snow, but some frigid temperatures outside. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara alert forecast, kaj... after some overnight snow shower activity, the sky will rapidly clear. given temperatures in the upper teens to lower 20s and a good portion

governor baker and marty walsh have been in talks about the move. ge is dring moving to new york and providence. >>> the norovirus outbreak at boston college is affecting 120 students. all the kids ate at the same chipotle in cleveland circle. in an e-mail, the school said the facility staff has doubled efforts to clean commonly touched surfaces. the school has closed self-serve area in dine self-serve area in dining halls, and dining halls are offering food-to-go options for students who can get -- that can get for their sick friends, that is. some of the infected students play on bc's basketball team. they played their first game since the sickness broke. >>> fans in the most expensive seats in fenway park will have their view blocked by safety nets. nets will be on all seats less this image shows how many seats at fenway will be impacted. the red sox are warning season ticketholders. not all fans are in favor of the change. >> if you pay for seats that close you should experience it close you should experience it. the signs right there that warn

mayor marty walsh tells the paper no plans to close any of them at this time. >>> in two months, teenager also no longer be able to buy cigarettes or tobacco products in the city of boston. the city board of health decided to raise the legal smoking age from 18 to 21. the switch has been made in dozens of communities, and lawmakers may make the move the change in boston happens february 15. >>> workers at dcf are losing their jobs for not having the proper licenses. ten dcf employee have been fired for not earning social work permits. 85% of the department's workers are licensed. governor baker tells fox25 that he wants that number to be higher. >> i certainly think any time we have an opportunity to credential the folks that are serving some of our most vulnerable populations is important and something we will continue to do and continue to work to improve on until we get north of 90, 95%. >> catherine: state lawmakers passed the licensing requirement after the death of 5-year-old jeremiah oliver from fitchburg. >>> the force has officially awaken. even though some "star wars" fans are s

is picking up present force the >> it is piking pause they would not count on you. >> the successor marty walsh came to support the effort as a. ous donors wrote checks to buy the gifts ap men nen know did the shopping. >> he like grew up watching him do all of the stuff for the was able for us to experience everything he did and so it is like now, now that he made a big impact on our life and able to do the stuff he did. >> reporter: in dorchester, todd kazakiewich, newscenter 5. >> this is beautiful. >> thank you so much. >> the show of compassion for a westport family lost so much this week. >> meterologist: from record ward rm tonight to the first >> a special gift ahead of downey jr., a pardon. california's jerry brown granted downey the pardon for a 1996 drug conviction. in total, downey has served 15 months in prison for a string of drug-related offenses. he finished his parole in 2002. the pardon, what's become somewhat of a christmas eve tradition in the golden state, removes a black mark from the actor's past. downey is one of 91 people pardoned today. erika: the season of givin

phil: mayor marty walsh upholding a longtime boston tradition started by his predecessor, mayor tom menino. newscenter5's todd kazakiewich tells us the menino family joined mayor walsh in delivering gifts on christmas eve. reporter: on the eve of the holiday, christmas came little early for 500 children in need. thousands of gifts organized by age groups were give it given out in dorchester the annual mayor. now, his children and grandchildren are keeping the tradition alive. >> he would be so happy right now. the one he has done now, you know, and now our kids want to take it over. >> he may not be here but spiritually here, this is what you started year ago and decided to continue it for every year to make it better. reporter: the generosities is overwhelming. sue sand copeland is picking up present force the granddaughters. >> it is piking pause they would not count on you. >> the successor marty walsh came to support the effort as did card mall o'malley. a. ous donors wrote checks to buy the gifts ap men nen know did the shopping. >> he like grew up watching him do all of the stuff for

it is a kind of marty raw and forth of july rolled into one. off-duty americans are watching a festive parade, including a modern joan of arc. there is a french band as fancy as one of our own, needing it out for the marching men of france. now into the square comes an american unit, one very much on duty. bringing forth throughout, and then into the heart of town, and into the hearts of frenchman march the men come up paying their respect to the memory of joan of arc. over, but theis festivities continue throughout the city. an off-duty soldier may run into a street carnival. he feels right at home. the same kind of kids having a great time, the same atmosphere. and they even have many of the same rides as the carnivals back home. why not go all out? there are always souvenirs to send home to mother and dad. furlough, as to a stretch of time off time, the soldiers of print -- soldiers of france will always head to paris. left bank or right bank. the soldier will do top to bottom, and no better place to start than the top of the eiffel tower. l

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels., knocked him out a bit. i'd like to thank you for that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manso

marti, thank you. >> thank you. as i said before, i am the access services man ager at the san francisco public library and the ada coordinator. i have been there for 26 years next week and think i need to talk about both sides of my experience. so, my experience with the library has included using rule 115 as well as working through typical hr processes to hire people with disabilities to work in the programs i supervise and support. because those services are specifically focus td on the information needs of people with disabilities and their family members and their allies, i think it is really critical we have on our team people who deeply understand and people who represent the community of people we serve. my biggest challenge through time has been figuring how to encourage colleagues throughout the library system to take advantage of what is called access to sit a employment or ace. i see it as a opportunity to have a diverse and inclusive workforce and also a opportunity to have a fast track for hiring peopl

they have given us 11% gain ins is the last time we spoke to the let's check in with marty mucey who hear more about the quarter and their profits. welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, thanks, good to be here. >> marty, when i was listening today to one of the fed governors he was talking about maybe six rate hikes, the first thing i think of if it's working at paychex, six rate hikes in 2016 that's gravy for you guys. >> yeah, it's 1% increase is $20 million on an annual basis. so this first quarter point is worth on an annual bases about 4 to $5 million basically to the bottom line for us. >> i want people to understand more risk to be able to get that $5 million. >> that's correct. in fact, we're very careful with the risk of that money. we hold just under about $4 billion of our clients' funds at any given time. >> all right. now, every time i see you you pick up new businesses because i changes and you've got things involving flex time, time and attendance in the cloud. i'm wondering where you're starting to see these businesses that are a part of the shared committee that don't

marty? >> thank you. >>> the problem with dumping debris in oakland is increasing because of the wet weather. all of that tossed out trash continues to urban flooding and lowers property values which is causing submissiveness is to fail. kron4's stanley roberts takes a closer look in this week's edition of "people behaving badly". >> reporter: there is a cloud over east oakland and it has to do with blight, but not your average play, this is the lincoln navigator which according to the owner, via translator, claims it blew up while they were speaking. -- sleeping. at the corner of 45th avenue with an operating please don't tell it, my insurance adjuster will pick it up and 45 hours. that was hours ago. several blocks away, los angeles boulevard, got it out for tourists. security cameras in use. on the same block as this, a warning sticker claiming, the vehicle is not an acceptable condition. turns out the car was on private property, but someone moved and onto a public street. oakland, prima

. >> he has the personality that where have seen from marty barren. thought it was good the way they showed his class and guts. the idea of an outside guy coming into the boston world saying you have to buy into red sox and patriots and the culture including church dominance. here is a guy who is not part of that and he sees criminality. he doesn't see the respect for the cardinal. he sees criminality and this is a secular issue which is fair game for a secular press. >> sometimes it does take a pair of fresh eyes and marty had that. this was not an unfamiliar story to us. we had gone after sexual abuse in the church quite aggressively but were never able to get internal church documents that we were able to get in this case which made the story bullet proof. the church couldn't ledge catholic bias or anything of the sort. i might have been a little skeptical initially because we had made a very aggressive run at another priest referenced in the film and we did very good work there but we couldn't get the internal documents. so i was a little concerne

there are these cross currents, marty, i have to understand. i don't understand how you wouldn't just start seeing immediately many more paychecks per place. it's not happening. and larger paychecks per place. >> yeah, that's true. that's been pretty flat. what we're seeing s you know, when you think about our small business index you're still seeing growth in employment for small and mid-size businesses but it's steady and slow. we are not seeing a big uptake in the number of employees per client. so it's about steady, it's flat, it's not down, but it's not, you know, increasing as much, however, new business startups are back up and that's a good i think this, we're selling to more new startups than we had last year. >> where are the most start why ups? >> well, i think you're seeing it in the south, you know, around construction and home building going on there, and certainly only the west coast as well, washington state and then texas, dallas in particular, texas is a funny state. dallas very strong for four years, houston, you know, hurtin

>> sarah: did jadiann and boston mayor marty walsh are helping spread some holiday cheer. pay attention because you have to decide who did it better. >> hi, guys. >> jadiann: hi. this week boston mayor marty walsh and i are getting into the holiday spirit with toys for tots. >> toys for tots is such an important operation in the city of boston, so many families are in need of toys and things for their kids for christmas, and does it every year. >> jadiann: the challenge: sort donated toys as fast as we can. sergeant ashley bitterman explained their process. >> we'll look and see 0 to 3, 4 to 6 and 7 and up. we'll see what toy goes with that age group. >> jadiann: let's get started. three, two, one, go! the strategy here is to take multiple presents with you. >> 4 to 6 there. 5 and up. that's the little guys right there. >> jadiann: we've got 20 to sort. mr. mayor, how are you feeling about this right now? >> thank you. >> jadiann: i feel like you're dodging the questions, mayor. that's definitely the wrong side. >> they're both good. >> jadiann: he hasn't stopped to play w

governor charlie baker boston mayor marty walsh have been involved with talk about the move. ge also considering moving to new york and providence, rhode island. >> sara: new this morning the operator of the commuter rail wants nearly $2 million a year for a passenger information center. the herald says keolis has asked the mbta to fund the center. this includes costs for employee salaries, new uniforms and recruiting. keolis was slammed by passengers and fined for inability to keep up with winter weather last year the paper reports that so far the "t" has spent nearly $2 million in new center using money keolis was supposed to pay in penalties for that bad service. massachusetts is finally will get to help cover last winter's record snow clean-up. the governor announced the state will receive $120 million in fema disaster relief. governor baker says half of the money will go to nonprofits and state agencies and half to cities and towns. >> the fact this was deemed federally disaster in massachusetts history is from my point of view a representation of the fact the feds took

patrons will be able to bring a mayor marty walsh is expected to sign the measurement licensing board will vote on the proposed ordinance some time next year. >> vanessa: a portsmouth new hampshire taxi company is considering taking its business elsewhere on new year's eve. great bay taxi is threatening to hit the roads of dover instead. the owner told the portsmouth herald, uber drivers are not following the transportation ordinance and portsmouth isn't stopping them. meanwhile, earlier this week, the transportation certificate veries committee recommended the city get a court order to force >> mark: david ortiz getting the attention of some local shoppers for sure. the sox slugger making a surprise appearance at several local grocery stores. fox 25's sports director tom leyden with more on the product big papi is pitching. >> you know, ock, i don't think it matters much to sox fans what he's pitching. with david ortiz getting ready for his final season, they are scooping up any opportunity they can to spend some time with one of the greatest sox ever. today, in dedham, ortiz was at

see how they fared against mount marty. chris neyenhouse is next with sports. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob 3 we're checking 3 3 we're checking up with moose again on this thursday morning. what's up moose? 3 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 look for breezy winds today to start to break up our mostly cloudy skies. we will be below freezing today and winds could make it feel much cooler than 29.the weekend will start cool in the 20s but will gradually warm up into the 40s by sunday. temperatures near 40. but there is the possibility for winter weather on wednesday. 3 it's safe to say wayne state's men's basketball team is looking for a rally. at 2-8 the season hasn't started the way they wanted. but tonight they hosted a mount marty team that has only one victory. and that was by forfrft.an opportunity to take another step towards 500 for the wildcats! 1. in the first half..wayne state's jordan rnelius with the three.. wildcats up twenty-four to ten. 2. la

marty?here are places proud to serve biscmeanwhile at denny's,day. we'll be serving made to order omelets, skillets and grand slams 24/7. just like always. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >>> this is the bay areas new station, kron 4 weekend starts now. >>> now on kron 4 weekend, we continue to track the storm as we take a live look outside, golden gate bridge from the headlands. along with the rain, we are expecting heavy wind in the bay area and we go to storm tracker 4 to show exactly where the storm is. it is in the north bay going east and south of the same time it is moving into the north but it will hit san francisco and places south in not too much distance in the future. right now, we want to go to dave spahr because we have complete team coverage for you and we continue to track the storm, averi harbor, dave spahr in the weather center to tells about the forecast. >> good morning. we are dealing with a heavy rain that you talked about and it is coming down pretty good in the n

marty? >> dave, thanks. >>> in bay area news, a teenage get together over the holiday weekend ended in a tragic loss of in oakland high school student. his friends are grieving but they have fond memories of him. kron4's jeff pierce caught up with some of them at the location where the tragedy occurred. >> reporter: a tree collapsed at oakland lake merritt, taking the life of 16-year-old jack lewis on the night of and in this land adolescence operation. after sunset friday evening, high school friends gathered near children's ferry land to acknowledge a moment in their lives. >> it was this girl's birthday. and there were a lot of people over there at the park and we were coming up to meet up with everybody. >> reporter: as they waited for everyone's it arrival, the adventuresome members of the group climbed up a tree near the edge of the lake. >> there were people sitting on the branch, and jeff jumped up to hang on it and it fell. >> reporter: saturday morning, those friends met once more

i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1.24 oc std. oc. a good rule of thumb is to check - and be ready to change - your air filters every three months. if you own a pet, especially a furry one, check that filter every month. researchers will soon be looking at conservation efforts on farms across the country. in today's agribusiness report, what that means for iowa farmers. that's next on tv9. stay with us. good morning this is the david geiger. ---- there isn't very much data about conservation practices on farms.. but the u-s-d-a is trying to change that.. this week the natural resources and conservation service announced that the second phase of the conservation effects assessment project or c- e-a-p is in action. it will work with the national agricultural statistic service to figure out how much conservation practices are going on. in iowa about five hundred 37 farmers will fall into the study and so iowa nass enumerators will be out trying to contact them through february first. this is the second time a nationwide survey like this

this is martie salt reporting. trt 1.42 oc std for the study, researchers and white residents in portland, oregon who experienced sudden cardiac arrest over a 0 year period. reseaeahers have now also expanded their research to study a community with a large latino population. according to the american heart association 50-percent of all cardiovascular deaths in america are the result of sudden cardiac arrest. police in eastern iowa respond to gunfire over the weekend. while police in chicago are facing more heat after two were killed in an officer-involved shooting. people in cedar rapids took one of the best days in gym class to4a whole new level. they were hoping to "dodge" the competition for thehein. stay with your 2 2 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, detaiai of this messy stormrm coming up.. prepping for the storm. if you have to get out today, iowa statattroopers have some advice for driveve. and candidates from both sides of the political aisle have plans to stop in easter

i'm martie salt reporting. the food and drug administration has approved an injectable sponge that the manufacturer claims can stop bleeding in seconds. ononthursday, the f-d-d-cleared the "x-stat-30" wound dressing for anyone to use. it had previously been used only on the battlefield. the sponge can control life-threatening wounds in areas where you can't use a tourniquet, like the groin or the armpit. last year, when the f-d-a approved it for military use, the vice-president of the company described why it was necessary. "after multiple rotations in iraq and afghanistan, it was always the same complplnt from the guys, we need betetr products that control hemorrhaging. you could rapidly apply this product to many people and save a lot of time. " the sponges are good for up to the patient time to get to medical care. governor terry branstad will mark a milestone today. he'll become the longest serving governor in america. stay with tv9. you're watching kcrg-tv9v9now, from your 24 hour newss source, this is kcr

martie salt explains the impact that can have on your long-term health. georgette robinson is starting to realize that technology can be a real pain in the neck. "my shoulder area is really always hard. um i always contributed it to stress, but it's because my postu, i'm not sitting properly." tiltininyour head forward juju 15 degrees puts an extra 15 pounds of pressure on your neck, and constantly repeating that is bad.especiall y over time. "and as a result, that muscle imbalance puts more strain on the joints in the neck. over time that creates pressure on the nerves in the neck." weiniger says taking an annual posture photo cananelp you track it oveve time. he uses an app called "posture zone" to measure kim groves' alignment and show her where she needs improvement. "your torso is two degrees to the right of your feet. your pelvis is almost three degrees to the right of your feet. so your body is pulling back and leaning a tad forward." "hardly ever do i think about the way i'm sitting or how i'm answering the phone." while back and neck aches remind

i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1:34 oc std many of us are decorating our homes to make them a little more festive for the holidays. but, did you know, thousands of people get injured when putting up holiday ornaments and lights? the consumer product safety commission wwt to the emergency room in november and december of last year from holiday decorating injuries. these included occurences like falling or straining a back. the c-p-s-c also says some injuries were so severe that 12 people lost their lives. according to the commission, 2 of the biggest dangers that come around holiday decorating are candles and dry christmas trees. " "we never want to see unattended candles or candles that are too close to a tree or to any decorations or of course a tree too close to any type of radiator or heat source." " not watering a tree that has christmas lights on it can also be a fire hazard. the commission also advises parents to put fragile christmas ornaments higher on the tree to from small children. iowa's ag exports

. >>> mayor marty walsh and the schools department are laying the ground work to close some schools. they have 90,000 seats. only 54,000 of those are filled. they said they could save up to $2.2 million through consolidation. >>> after some doubt it looks as coming to the seaport. organizers today. the plan is to hold this high speed race in the seaport next course. tested the forks from awakening in one theater. >>> it gives an old classic new life year after year. meet the man that brings scrooge to the north shore every holiday season. >>> last winter's great mystery solved. who was the boston yetty? can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment t on a new jetta p i? the main character in a christmas carol has been a lot of faces over the years. for more than 20 years only one man has played scrooge at the music theater. >> he

[laughter] i don't want to end to talk too much about marty and not ruth but there is an extraordinary document which i have marked he was dying of cancer in john hopkins and ruth found this letter he did not even give to her. read it. >> i might cry. >> and want to tell the story first the first to read it to in a profile. >> i got that first. >> that is why this is the only blot post that has 50 pages of endnotes but there was the scrapbooks we wanted the original. so we were trying really hard to get the original and made several requests but nothing happened but then literally two days before went to press we were given a final draft to her son and he said the book is great but i don't understand why you put the letter and that why don't you have the original? >> host: above too. then we got a letter from justice ginsburg that said my son thought you should have this. i hope you can use it. it felt like such a gift because she was so generous over the entire project as it was an authorized and he your that we can use this. >> actually the day before it vacate the day after it would

randy: boston mayor marty walsh will double the fee to put up luxury buildings in some neighborhoods. he is signing an executive order that revises fees for developers to make more affordable housing. companies building market rate buildings are required to either include apartments for lower income families or help fund such apartments elsewhere. emily: stocks were mixed as commodity prices weakened in that included the cost of iron or. u.s. stock futures are down points. is here. and many people are buying online. before you venture onto the internet take these steps to protect your identity. you have heard this a lot of time -- change your password regularly. experts say there is a good chance your username and password is already saved in a database but saving your -- but changing your password regularly you will not be at risk of your phone is stolen. turn on the two factor authentication. it offers another level of security during the sign in process. and finally, monitor your credit and debit accounts. do not wait for a statement. you want to catch any suspicious activity early