and city officials thought that meant it was time for a new look at well. jack: the logo on the left is the city's old logo, designed in 19-73. but last night, waukee unveiled the right hand logo... a new one you'll see popping up on city signs. they're already starting to go up today. we'll tell you more about the message behind the logo and all the new things going on in waukee, tonight at 10. jack: and we want to know your thoughts too on the city's new logo. you can connect with us on facebook and twitter. and again we'll bring you more on the booming growth in waukee, tonight at 10. stephanie/2shot but first, coming up on local 5 news at five... " this is a story that's been developing for a number of years, it features a boy and a girl who fell in love" not your typical reporter live shot... we'll show you what he's talking about. jack: but next... agents raid a french apartment building and uncover evidence of more terrorist plots. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are edwards. this is local 5 news at 5,

city officials say it's likely there was some sort of short circuit. "right behind me, this is where the substation failed and down the street, the water line break. city officials are saying it could be several days before everyone has their power back." once on scene, firefighters found no fire to control, because the damage was done. nce then they've been working with the city to restore power. "it's a major undertaking to try to accomplish all of that and get power and service back to people because now we're into winter and we want to make sure people are taken care of," said sioux center city manager, paul clousing. >> in the mean time, the red cross has set up a shelter at sioux center community high school. residents of sioux center are helping out too "i woke up and my power was on that was probably at about 9 o'clock this morning. but for the others in town i might run up there a little bit later and find out if there's anything we can pitch in and help out with," said sioux center resident, john renken. "we understand that this is inconvenien

city officials are asking her to move out.wman lived here more t half a century. city officials are asking her to move out.oman lived here more t half a century. city officials are asking her to move out. most of her acquaintances already left. >> translator: all my neighbors shared the joys of our life. we used to share what we cooked. our days were full of fun. >> reporter: chatting with neighbors and meeting them at nearby markets used to add color to the daily lives of elderly residents. for the atmosphere and the city's home quarters is changing. an element of classic shanghai lifestyle is being lost with the disappearance of the shikumen. >>> people across the u.s. are preparing for one of the busiest travel weeks of the year ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. meteorologist robert speta joins us with the forecast. >> let's talk about this travel week. it's going to be a rough one from the rockies across the central plains. pay attention to this forecast here. this past weekend much of the eastern u.s., thanks to this area of low pressure, see that cloud cover

new york city officials say there is no credible or specific threat against the city despite a new isis video warning of an impending attack. while in paris, the investigation of last week's attacks continues, we have correspondents in both cities, but we will begin with don champion in times square. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the nearly six-minute video was released yesterday, five days after the deadly attacks in paris. while only a small part of the video references new york, the message is clear, and it prompted a response from city officials. >> there is no credible and specific threat against new york city. >> reporter: the isis propaganda video shows a suicide bomber preparing for an attack and a glimpse of times square. though the video raises concerns, city officials say there is nothing new. >> new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a misch hmash of previously released video. >> reporter: an isis fighter says we will destroy you with the permiss

only part of the video mentions new york city, message is clear and city officials are responding. heavily armed officers now stand guard in new york city's times square, landmark at center of the new threat from isis. >> the people of the new york city will not be intimidated. >> in a rare late night press conference wednesday, city officials called for vigilance, threat came in a video released by the terror group that shows a suicide bomber preparing for an attack and footage of the tourist sites and restaurants in times square. >> there is nothing new about that video. it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mix up of previous police video. we believe it is a compilation have of videos going back to one in august. >> reporter: in all about 19 seconds of old footage from around new york appears in the footage. the police officials say it rearms that the city remains ape top terrorist target. following friday's deadly attacks in paris, the nypd has beefed up patrols and dispatched a new counter terrorism unit. >> i want to encourage all new yorkers to continue to go ab

a person hit by a car at the same time city officials announced a new safety crackdown. this latest step happened in the area of jamaica avenue and 107th but get this, drivers plow down three more pedestrians in various parts of the city this weekend. two of those victims died. the third is in critical condition. news 4 andrew siff has breaking details on all of this. andrew? >> sibila a lot going on. what happened is a 62-year-old delivery man on his scooter swerving as a car door started to open in his path and that pulled him into the path of a pickup truck and hit him and that 62-year-old man, that delivery man lost his life. all of this after what you indicated pedestrians continuing to lose their lives over the weekend. the mayor is paying attention and so is the nypd as this seems to be happening all too often. pedestrians keep losing their lives. >> a lot of these fatalities have beenure seniors and our children. >> reporter: the mayor faying new questions after an especially deadly weekend. an 88-year-old woman killed by a cab driver on the upper west side. a man

it would be illegal for local law enforcement to refuse to collaborate are immigration officials. citiesld face fines of up to $5,000, and immigrants with deportation orders could face harsh penalties. he says if these bills become law, he could lose his freedom to move around miami, that would mean significant changes for his life. >> if i get deported tomorrow, i won't be able to finish even my semester in this school. and i just don't want to be able to face a penalty. >> reporter: the bills come weeks after north carolina's governor signs legislation to do away with sanctuary cities in that state. and in philadelphia the mayor is considering rolling back the city's sanctuary policy. in the past proposals to restrict imma gags have generated strong opposition, activists say growing anti-immigrant sentiment will push these measures forward. >> police will have to look into immigration status, and that's dangerous, because local communities are not going to want to cooperate with the police. >> reporter: but one republican lawmaker says the bills are mising understood. >> we kind of nee

federal government town stall wireless networks for police, fire and other city employees for business purposes only. that official of the equipment is currently in use around the city. and what's left in the warehouse is out of dathan can't just be thrown out, according to federal guidelines. >> you should have a respect for tax money. i mean, that's the other thing that happens. if you disrespect federal tax money, then eventually you will disrespect city tax monday. >> i he told "eyewitness news", he looks forward to the new mayor oral administration, one he says will do better job of making sure equipment doesn't go to waste. >> i think that jim kenney understands going into this, it is not his house, it belongs to the taxpayers. >> i reached out to mayor-elect jim kenney on this story, his spokeswoman told me he wouldn't make official statement until he spoke to mayor nutter about the allegations. but she did say if controller allegations are true, she said there is no explanation for what is happening with that equipment. reporting at city hall, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and, while we enjoyed

city officials insist there's no specific or credible threat against new york city, and they say that five-minute video was hastily produced. >> we believe it's a compilation of videos going back to one in august that was directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a 5 1/2-minute video released today had scenes of new york. >> reporter: commissioner bratton says the nypd is working closely with the fbi and other government agencies on security. he says the goal is for new yorkers to be aware and not afraid. we're going to bring you back live now to times square and specifically the police precinct on the island. we saw many of them doing roll call as they do every morning, but we noticed there were a lot more of them. mayor de blasio says they will beef up the counterterrorism unit by 500 members this week. back to you. >> and tracie, it's become now something you see all the time in times square, the officers in their tactical gear with their kevlar helmets on and holding assault rifles. different from our normal patrol officers. >> repor

group stormed a prison on the outskirts of the city last thursday. consulate officials say the group members were trying to flee a shootout with the police when they fired at the vehicle, with three japanese inside. the officials say the two killed were women in their 70s. a man in his 60s was seriously injured. >>> several areas including the capital are flooded. the city has suffered the highest death toll along with widespread devastation. on tuesday hundreds of people stranded after transportation services was suspended. >> translator: i came here to catch a train but i found out it has been cancelled. express was supposed to arrive yesterday evening but it still hasn't come. a lot of people here are in real distress. there is no way they can leave. >> reporter: flooding has effected 58,000 people. weather officials say india's southeast coast is vulnerable to annual cyclones in november and december. >>> military personnel are in the middle of rescue operations after a train derailment in western pakistan. 11 people are dead. the accident happened near the capital

city officials believe a storm water culvert collapsed pulling in the cars above. nobody was hurt.hey have been removed. the ihop owner said it will take five days to stabilize the area. >> today it's going to feel like it should. >> reporter: temperatures are close to average and we've got the strong blustery wind which is part of fall with the leaves blowing around. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dry. as we look outside we have sky 6. we are looking at a partly cloudy sky cover over the airport right now. once the sun gets up over the horizon we expect to see it make more of an early impact than yesterday. 52 degrees is the current temperature. dewpoint is low at 42. the air is nice and dry. winds out of the west/southwest at sunrise, but the wind will become the story today. as we look at satellite there's the cloud cover out there, high and thin enough we'll see holes poked in it. we'll start out with more sun in southern new jersey and delaware.58 is the high today. we'll have strong blustery winds gusting as high as 30 at times. 54 in allentown, 56 in trento

and more importantly 70 days to the opening of the super bowl city and the official celebrations that will mark this great event coming to the bay area. safety and secures has been our no. 1 priority from the very first day that the host committee was formed. we have been working with the nfl, with city officials and with public agencies to ensure a safe and secure environment for super bowl 50. the nfl, the one beautiful thing about the super bowl is it's an annual event and you are able to learn from past super bowls around public safety and security and apply those to future events and with this fantastic team behind me is truly a coalition, it's about a team coming together to provide a strong safe and secure environment for not just the super bowl itself but the activities and events happening around super bowl week in the area. with the exercises yesterday and yesterday with the fbi's efforts that we saw at levi stadium, we are clearly on a path to make sure all the safety protocols are in place that are required. in super bowl city, that is one of our crown jewel events for sup

and more importantly 70 days to the opening of the super bowl city and the official celebrations that will mark this great event coming to the bay area. safety and secures has been our no. 1 priority from the very first day that the host committee was formed. we have been working with the nfl, with city officials and with public agencies to ensure a safe and secure environment for super bowl 50. the nfl, the one beautiful thing about the super bowl is it's an annual event and you are able to learn from past super bowls around public safety and security and apply those to future events and with this fantastic team behind me is truly a coalition, it's about a team coming together to provide a strong safe and secure environment for not just the super bowl itself but the activities and events happening around super bowl week in the area. with the exercises yesterday and yesterday with the fbi's efforts that we saw at levi stadium, we are clearly on a path to make sure all the safety protocols are in place that are required. in super bowl city, that is one of our crown jewel events for sup

the owner of raygun put out this "donation bucket" to help city officials pay for the new hotel that will be connected to the iowa events center. city council approved the project last night... but raygun owner mike draper calls the hotel an unneeded money pit. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: only eight republican presidential candidates will take the primetime debate stage tonight...with chris christie and mike huckabee not making the cut. ben carson is likely to be a target...over the past week questions over claims in his autobiography have put him on the defensive. the primetime and undercard debates will be held in milwaukee. elias: a revived push to raise minimum wage will have fast-food workers striking today...even in the metro. elias: workers from 270-cities are expected to walk out on their jobs, demanding a living wage of 15-dollars an hour and the right to unionize. joining the fight for 15 movement is the bernie sanders campaign....volun teers with the candidates campaign will be part of protests in iowa....including one planned at the mc-donald's on fore

you will hear from city officials will why the tent city had to go. >> a bear in need. how local wildlife workers freed the anima the is after the break on wusa9, your only local news at 7:00. that's quite a picture. >> let's face it. winter is coming. a lot of you hate it. you know who loves it? tenacious topper. he is predicting how cold it >>> more arrests are expected in the locker room hazing incident involving football players. a 15 year old member of the team is held without bond on charges of attempted sodomy with an inanimate object and assault by mob. four younger members were hazed by as many as four older players. they say it happened last month. >>> d.c. police, social services, sanitation crews closed a tent city put up by homeless people. the incampment was near white hurst freeway. it had about 50 people. the health and human services was on the scene to offer emergency services including temporary shelter about you made it clear that tent city had to go. >> it is illegal to camp overnight on public space. our concern is of course that it is not healthy.

city officials tell us the d.o.t. presented them with two plans. the alternative plan would mix truck traffic with residential traffic. city official tell us with a third of the community south of highway 30, this was the lesser of twoer vills. we have people from aims. we have people from boone all coming on the new 30 corridor and if you cut them off there, they will have to navigate through town and as humans we just want something easy. >> we believe the enter changes will function better, safer than any of the enter -- intersections that are out there today. >> if they have no change then they are certain that dents will rise. there will be public meetings for tuesday november 17th starting at 5:00 in the gates hall. >> 70 degrees days in november are bonus days. kurtis, any of those coming our way? >> we have four days in november. any time of the month since 1953. it was a long time. we did have some clouds early on. they broke up. we saw a sunshine. 70's. 66 now. a mild evening overall for this time of the year. 67, upper 60's 10:00 p.m. nor

and city officials are trying to make them as safe as possible. channel 13's josh nguyen is catching up with them... in the calm before the you can help fill the plates of iowans on thanksgiving day... hope ministries will serve free meals to low - income families, elderly, and home bound iowans. about 200 voluteers will package, serve, and deliver the 25 hundred meals tomorrow morning. each meal will consist of smoked turkey, mashed potatoes, and vegetables. but the organization is still in need of another side dish and something sweet... what we really still need from the community are baked and cut brownies, and ready to serve dinner rolls. those are 2 things that always go in thanksgiving meals and we always rely on the community to help us provide those 2 things. and we're blessed that the community partners with us for that. you can drop off food today at hope ministries' bethel mission facility. that's along 6th avenue in des donations will be accepted here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on bla

then it should be the tenant that the city has contact with and there should be a citation. " city officials say they're planning to present changes to city council soon. but for now, comment box. they're asking for feedback from community members. in cedar rapids, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. the terrorist attacks in paris have sparked an outpouring of support for the 129 people who were killed. tonight, some university of iowa students held a candlelight vigil to show their solidarity to an end across iowa as an area of low pressure moves east. strong winds follow this system keep things cooler on thursday with west winds gusting up to 40 mph. our attention then focuses on the first chance for snow i. eastern iowa this fall. a storm races quickly from the west developing precipitation moves in snowfall is likely into early saturday. some accumulation is likely. as this is a developing storm system make sure you check back for forecast updates. tonight: patchy drizzle early low: 29-35 winds: w 15-25tomorrow: partly cloudy, windy high: 42-48 winds: w 20-40tomorrow night: mostly clear low:

federal government to install wireless networks for police, fire and other city employees for business purposes only. that officialays some of the equipment is currently in use around the city. and what's left in the warehouse is out of date and can't just be thrown out. according to federal guidelines. >> you should have a respect for tax money. i mean that's the other thing that happens. if you disrespect federal tax money then eventually you'll disrespect city tax money. >> he told "eyewitness news" he looks forward to the new mayoral administration one he says will do a better job of making sure equipment doesn't go to waste. >> i think jim kenney understands going in it's not his house. it belongs to the taxpayers. >> reporter: i reached out to mayor elect jim kenney for comment on the story. i'm told by his spokeswoman he won't officially comment until he speaks to mayor nutter about these allegations. if controller butkovitz's allegations are true, she said, there is no reason or no excuse that those equipment issues should be going on in the city of philadelphia. reporting at philadelphia city hall, david

lori jane gliha, al jazeera. >> well we fast-forward and city officials now say they will close d.c. general, study the need to provide better living conditions for the city's homeless. mayor muriel bowser wants to end that program, with a goal of doing that in five years. >>> coming up next fighting weight, already an olympian coming back. and the growing fear of el nino, what exactly is el nino, plowk examines the potential intact and what the states is doing to avoid disaster. >> flint, michigan is known for its grittiness. that city created some tough characters. but clarissa shields just won her olympic trials by the second straight time by a unanimous decision. she'll be the only returning female boxer for team u.s.a. in 2016. sarah hoye with the champion known as t rex. >> it's just after 10 in the morning and clarissa shields is midway through her morning run. the 20-year-old is out training along saginaw street, along crumbling buildings and liquor stores, out to defend her ar ti. abandoned home and vacant lots, the remaining evidence of better times. >> it's like any other a

city officials sound optimistic about the grant. "we've gotten good indication from the dot that they support the project," said sioux city economic development director, marty doughert. " the triumph seaboard project is going to bring a lot of traffic to the bridgeport area." the grant would pay for about 80 percent of the street work needed for the processing facility. interstate 29 drivers are shifting lanes in the sioux city construction zone. as of this morning, traffic in both directions has been moved to the southbound lanes from the floyd boulevard exit down across bacon creek. as part of this phase of the project the new southbound on-ramp to i-29 will also be opened up. << >> weather ad-lib high wind watch in effect for most of the area wednesday and wednesday night we have one more mild day today with highs near 60, a few clouds overhead and steady south winds. changes arrive tomorrow mainly in the form of rain, thunderstorms and high wind of the 35-45 mph variety with 50+ mph gusts (hence the high wind watch). some light

city officials say the idea is to reduce traffic in the area. they say according to studies, 25% is cars circling looking for parking spaces. critics, including aaa, argue charging fees based on demand prices out low income residents and discourages people from parking in the city. >> i am all for trying to reduce driving as much as possible and trying to reduce congestion. but sometimes people cannot take the metro. >> i think if you are a business owner downtown and want turnover and customers to visit your location, i think overall it could be a good program. >> with the new search price plan, these bike shares might become more popular downtown. city officials say if this pilot program is a success, it will spread throughout all of deceit -- d.c. john gonlez, abc 7 news. jummy: orange and silver line trains will now stop along with blue line trains. in september, a fire damaged a substation that supplies electricity to the third rail in that area. after the fire, only blue line trains stopped at the station during certain times of the day. t

but city officials say these properties will eventually be annexed into dubuque, and dubuque is set to profit about four million dollars from property taxes and fees over the first ten years. a big deal for resnick, because the city won't lose money on the deal. "we're scraping our head right now on the debt ceiling. so we need to think of other ways, and a way we thought of a good you can't do both things all the time. you have to make good choices, and i think we've done that tonight. and perhaps as important-this move puts dubuque in a position to grow. "this means jobs, this means lower the tax rate. yes, this is infrastructure. and very proud of the city of dubuque for investing in infrastructure. we're ready for the future, because of the purchases we made tonight." property owners in that area will initially pay higher utility rates because they're currently outside the dubuque city limits. but as the get annexed into the city, those rates will return to normal. we've got you covered live from the t-h media newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. city officials say the four

will advertiser the rfp and insure we cast a wide net we'll use the port website addressed the official city newspapers street contacts, san francisco african-american chamber of commerce, the hispanic champion of san francisco and chinese chamber of commerce of san francisco the lgbt chamber of commerce which includes the again and again o golden gate san francisco business times and the neighborhoods outreach advertising network and super those are the next steps and one the things we will be doing is after is shorts list is selected the advisors please state your name and address will recommend to the staff and what is your name to the commission for a presentation and feedback before a final recommendation we're hoping to have an inclusive right to have the negotiations by august of 2016 and then we will come back with a final approval to the port commission and it will go on to the board of supervisors. >> so if you have any questions mark and i are available to answer any questions for your. >> commissioner woo ho. >> overwhelms is there a motion so moved. >> public comment? >> how muc

(matt) ktiv's tiffany lane spoke with city officials to find out what they're doing before the first flake flies. matt and sheila, it's preparation that the city begins months in advance. but, today, they really had all hands on deck in anticipation of the first snow of the season. << the streets will be looking over the next few months. and in preparation sioux city city trucks are being converted to include snow equipment. "it's approximately 45 minutes to an hour depending on what we have to do," said ron isaacson, equipment operator for the city of sioux city. "if we have to clean out the trucks, cuz we use them, if they're full of dirt and mud, you gotta wash them out and stuff. so it all really depends on just the condition of the truck when we go to start." they begin by taking the tailgates off of the trucks and putting the spreaders on the back off the vehicles. "it puts the salt and sand down," said isaacson. "we have control boxes inside the cab of the truck that we can adjust the amount of salt and sand that we put down at intersections and slick spots." after adding the s

for the city to figure out what the housing needs were for office space what eventually was the official cityosition on transit and building affordable housing that led to the downtown plan, which is one of the things that is being amended by this plan after the downtown plan was passed i worked with people in chinatown just to go around the i hotel and people in chinatown people in the tenderloin, people in the central soma were very concerned about expansion that they saw the potential expansion of office areas into their neighborhood they were all low income neighborhoods the entire area around downtown was and is low income except scattered newly high affordable housing none thought at the time, we would be moving montgomery street to fifth and howard when we dealt with the eastern neighborhoods area plan we didn't conceive this area being high income housing and high income offices so out thought that we got the youth and family zone it was a statement by little planning commission and the board of supervisors i have to remind you filipino and low income people living in those areas and

boris, city officials came out quickly to respond to this video, saying that the city is not going tot what extra security measures are they talking about or are you seeing there in light of the threat? >> reporter: well, kate, so far this morning we've seen the standard police presence in times square, plus added tactical team that are heavily armed, patrolling, going around the area. we've seen several canine coming around, obviously, bomb-sniffing dogs. as you mentioned new york city officials yesterday saying new yorkers shouldn't be intimidate. they also say this isn't something that's new. new york has received its fair share of threats before, as well, if you recall in 2010, an attempted car bombing in times square. that nissan pathfinder that the detonator fizzled and ultimately didn't explode. so, while crews are being vigilant, they don't want new yorkers to be worried. in fact, they say it's better to go about your lives as usual. >> the people of new york city can rest assured that extraordinary efforts are being made every single day to keep them safe. this is the finest

famous spots.in response - there's now increased security in parts of the city, like times square.however, law enforcement officials say there is no new or specific threat to the city. in washington d-c - house lawmakers are supposed to vote today on a bill that would use president obama's refugee program.the g-o-p backed legislation would ramp-up background checks for syrian and iraqi refugees wanting to come to the u.s.the bill is expected to win approval in the republican-led house.the president is promising a veto if it reaches his desk..the white house says that type of measure would introduce "unnecessaryand impractical requirements" for refugees coming to the u.s. hawkeye fans should expect tighter security for saturday's football game. game.the school said today it's taking several steps to increase safety at kinnick stadium.the u-i advises fans to show up early and expect a screening process similiar to one at n-f-l stadiums.they also say only clear bags will be allowed in - so no purses or handbags.there will also be extra police and serity guards on-hand before, during, and after the game. waterloo polic

officials also say they're working on finding a spot for a temporary homeless shelter as winter draws near. do you have a historic house? cedar rapids city officials have spent the last year creating an easy, interactive way to find out, online. december 1st, cedar rapids will officially launch a new online database of historic properties. creators in the city planning department call it a tool. property owners, residents and developers can look up a parcels to see if they've been surveyed for historical significance. besides learning the back story of a local home or piece of land, owners might find their property is eligible for tax credits. "if people are doing projects they may be able to determine, if the property has been surveyed, if it's listed on the national register already or could be listed. it may be eligible for tax credits to the state. knowing that right away could save you a lot of money in terms of developing a project." those wanting a tutorial of the interactive map and database can attend one of two sessions at the cedar rapids public library. both are on tuesday december 1st. noon to 1:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. - 6:30

new york city officials are responding to a new propaganda video by isis. mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton say there is no specific or credible threat against new york city. the nypd is working with other agencies and it is crucial that rain begins a at noon, continues into the evening. 64 the high. tonight, tapering off. 50 degrees. bright, breezy, 57. sunday, partly sunny. temperatures near 50. coming up on the "today" show, the 16 to '16 series continues with healthy options for your >>> this morning on "today's take," khloe kardashian opens up about lamar, caitlyn and her famous family. >>> then a new movie that's getting a lot of award season buzz. >>> we'll cut the calories from your favorite thanksgiving dishes in our 16 to 16 challenge. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from >> welcome to "today." it's thursday morning, november 19th, 2015. i'm willie along with al, natalie and tamron. we begin again this morning in pa

city... why officials say the city isn't intimidated. refugee crisis... leaders are up in arms over whether to welcome refugees to the country... why one man says his past as a refugee is building his future in iowa... it's thursday, november 19th. first on 13... iowans are dusting off their winter driving skills before the snowflakes fly... and crews are preparing to make sure drivers stay safe during their cold commutes. channel 13's josh nguyen is in west des moines... at the city's public works department. and josh...they have a big day ahead of them... the warmer weather has saved the dept. $50,000 so far. that is the equivalent of 2 days of snow removal. they have roads. the warmer weather helps apply the treatment and does a better job of deicing when the first snow falls. they will plow if 1 inch of snow falls. the annual budget for snow removal is $3.2 mil. theis says that while this time helps it will probably get used sometime this year. she also said that she has seen this before and it doesn't mean it will be a warm rest of the winter. this e

city officials are promising this 22nd annual philadelphia marathon will be safe and fun. the first race came friday morning when the first of an expected 30,000 marathon, half marathon and 8k runners pored into the pennsylvania convention center to pick up their numbered race bibs. having earlier in the week assure parents pants that safety precautions would be well in place, city officials used this day to talk up the fun and gam games. mayor nutter joked that he'd be spending his time practicing his fin nine line high fives. >> it's been rigorous. i been up at all hours of the morning. all hours of the night, learning how to perfectly position my hand. >> reporter: recent terror tax in paris, mali and the skies over egypt have everyone talking security these days. but it was actually the 2013 boston marathon bombing that prompted philly race officials to tighten up measures here. the start finish line along the ben franklin parkway will be a secure zone. metal detectors will make getting in a bit more cumbersome but no one we talk to seemed phased by the talk of terrori

the windsor heights city council voted last night to do away with a proposal to merge with the clive fire department. officials say residents and business owners urged the council to vote against the proposal... taxes. the city will now look into hiring more fire fighters. the mayor of knoxville says moving a controversial soldier's memorial out of a city park and onto private property across the street is a "win-win." 23:33:10--26 'were still honoring that piece of art. you know, that memorial its right across the street and the citys not facing litigation of possible millions of dollars that we have to be at risk with potential lawsuit.' the city council voted 3-2 last night to have this memorial moved from young's park to private property. you can see just how the vote broke down. a washington d-c based organization threatened to sue the city if the silhouette of a soldier kneeling at a cross was not removed. they claims having the cross in the park is a violation of separation of church and state. people in town say they are upset by the decision. 23:45:47--54 'the majority of the voters in knoxville and t

not a murder case despite what you heard in the courtroom," but what is seen in the video has city officials and mcdonald's family urging calm in the community tag: officer van dyke is being held without bond. chicago is just the latest city dealing with fallout from a shooting involving a police officc. stephanie ramos abc nenes washington russian president vladimir putin says turkey's downing of a russian warplane is quote "a stab in the back". he also says it will have serious consequences for russian-turkish relations. the bomber crashed in syria, after violating turkish airspace, according to turkey. a u-s official tells c-n-n-nit calculates the e ussian jet was in turkish airspace for 30 seconds or ss. but the turkey president says his country had no choice but to take out the plane. two russian pilots ejected from the plane. one of the pilots died, and the other pilot is safe at a now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. stay with tv9. it's . now, one last look at this clouds will continue to move in today, sealing out the sun that's been so nice over the p

i recognize that they are individually elect officials who care about the city, who want the city to move forward and they have ideas and they have value and we need to put that all together into a team. >> an a announce b. leaders in kenney's administration is expected around thanksgiving. >>> for results from all of the area races just go to our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> new a at 6:00 philadelphia voters make it official, the city becomes the the second in the nation to establish a permanent office of lgbt affairs. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones shows us the the importance of that new office and what it means for the community. >> reporter: here at the office of the mayor your office is just down the the hall, i mean you are here. this is permanent. >> we're here, we're queer. >> reporter: nellie fitzpatrick is director of the soon to be permanent office of the lesbian gay by sexual and trans gend's affairs. the recent murder in hunting park of keisha jenkins ape 22-year old transgender woman is evidence fitzpatrick says of the need for her office. >> keisha is one

. >> stephanie, you mentioned concerns about city officials, i know ram emanuel came out yesterdaynd said let's try to be peaceful about this, knowing it could spiral out of hand. did his message resonate? >> well, he did. it was obviously an effort by him and the superintendent by the police department to quell any tension. there's a lot of criticism being pointed towards the mayor himself. there are questions about why this took a full year for charges to come out, for this video to come out. there are some that are criticizing him and alleging that the length of time had something to do with the election cycle here in chicago. they are facing some harsh critics. right now that's part of the problem here. sam? >> very interesting, stephanie gosk live from chicago, thank you so much for that report. you can watch stephanie's full report coming up on the today shoerks as you mentioned, right after "today in the bay." >>> closer to home now, new disturbing details in the shooting death of an oakland artist. we now know the gun used in the crime was stolen from an i.c.e. agent's car

they're calling for the oust offer several city officials. you're in the "cnn saturday." >>> we want to wish you good morning. i'm victor blackwell. 9:00 here on the east coast. this morning, we're starting with a picture. a picture of the suspected gunman in the attack on a planned parenthood facility in colorado springs. police released this mug shot of robert lewis dear just minutes ago. >> dear is in jail this morning, after he allegedly shot and killed three people. again, this is our first look at him. one of those people who died is an officer. wounded nine ours. this is a six-hour -- nearly six-hour standoff. >> yeah, we know this morning, police in colorado are mourning they're fallen colleague. officer garrett swasey, you see him on the screen. killed after he responded to the scene from his post at the university of colorado. that school's football team will honor him today with a moment of silence during the game. let's bring in eric singer, he's a reporter and news anchor for the "colorado springs gazette." first, i want you to t

city officials have been studying sites on the base. the ohari preif you can chur will see if they should be recognized as cultural assets. if they are, they are will ask the stretch of who are land as a archaeological site. that could affect the work for build being a station and it's in a densely area now. >>> myanmar says that they're worried about the general election. she suggests that election commission is not doing enough to give them a free and fair vote. he says that they're not responding to reports of irregular laitielaities. trst a problem and even if they win, she are are bared from it because she has foreign ers in the family. >> it's a very simple message. >> some analyst questions it because the leader used to be a military commend er and ruling party maker. civil downs are fog send them to monitor the vote. >>> workers were making plastic bags wln the three story we building collapsed. every media say that they heard screams are help in under the must believe. a situation use has been the the zone. that's leek a 7.5 qu

after the city released this video? which officials say captures the moment a police officer murder 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. the prosecutor says officer jason van dyke kept firing his gun, even after the teen collapsed. sot - anita alvarez / state's attorney, cook county "it is graphic, it is violent, it is chilling. young man die in such a violent manner is simply disturbing, and i have absolutely no doubt that this video will tear at the hearts of all chicagoans." the investigation took a year - but now van dyke is charged with first degree murder. on october 20, 2014 - police received a call about a suspect armed with a knife, breaking into cars. within ten minutes officers found mcdonald walking down the street. sot - anita alvarez / state's attorney, cook county "the first officer said he did not see the need to use force against mcdonald." witnesses say and the video shows mcdonald was moving away from the officers when van dyke, his partner and several others arrived. seconds - van dyke opened fire - shooting all seconds. mc