peopler: these a hundred that sign the petition -- 800 isple that sign the petition unbelievable. you have a footballer, you have allers, actors, they have written for the government to take action. but to 6000 men, women, and children are living in extremely precarious conditions. how long are we going to remain silent? anchor: the government is defending its management of the jungle. reporter: this information actually came out on a website called street press. a privatement used jet to evacuate a certain number of migrants from the jungle, essentially transporting them to other towns. the total cost of these operations is 1.5 million euros according to street press. he is talkingre about defending the use of the private jet. saying it is not a luxury, but a way to transport migrants with dignity. up, -- just to wrap 555ñññcncng.

this discharge petition is not a rejection of regular order. although rarely used, the discharge petition exists under house rules for the very purpose of ensuring that the will of the determined majority may ultimately prevail over an obstructionist minority and that is exactly what's happening today. republicans and democrats, republicans and democrats have come together to support the re-authorization of a proven job creator. we've come together to end the unilateral disarmament that's harmed our exporters. their domestic suppliers, and the many american workers across this country whose jobs are supported by the bank. we have come together to show that compromise is possible if you're willing to work it. so again, i thank the gentleman from tennessee for his work. i urge the members to vote in favor of this motion. we have come together as members of congress to do the work of the people. let's get on with the business of doing it. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. 4 the gentleman from

the petition specifically cites his rhetoric towards hispanics. this petition highlights the district's "zero tolerance" policy toward bullying. but, today, superintenden t dr. paul gausman addressed the concerns surronding trump's visit, saying this isn't the district supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to decide which candidates we would approve, which candidates we would not approve," said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to use a petition to help make my decision, so we have followed policy to the letter and will follow law to the letter." move on-dot-org isn't the only group protesting trump's upcoming visits. on facebook, nearly 900 people have said they will attend a protest to "silence donald trump". the group says the protest isn't about politics, but quote "the safety of our community." that'll do it for news and weather but our sports crew is just getting warmed up. we've got a lot of high s

his name is philippe petit and you will you will you is is the walk. joseph gordon-levitt stars as petit in this true story of a high wire dare devil from france who will attempt to walk a tightrope between the twin towers of new york's world trade center. it's august 1974, and petit will face the biggest challenge of his life as he battles the law, the elements and his own nerves to walk 140 feet on a one inch wire, 110 stories above the directed by robert zemeckis of back to the future and forrest gump fame, the walk is heart pounding and heart stopping as we follow petit and his rag tag team as they set up the clandestine and illegal walk fraught with death and danger at every turn. gordon-levitt is a marvel as petit, capturing the method and the madness of a man on a mission. the walk. a visual and stunning tribute to the twin towers that are tragically no more. for kcci 8 news, this is john pascuzzi at the movies. todd: next week john reviews, tom hanks starring in the true life cold-war drama bridge of spies. saw it last night, it was amazing. we

that made me believe in myself. >> reporter: this is not the first time petite's story has been told on the silver screen. the 2008 oscar-winning documentary "man on wire" introduced his walk to a new generation of fans. >> reporter: today's high-wire acts come from people like nik wallenda who walked across niagara falls in 2012. >> nik wallenda! >> reporter: this free spirit views himself more an audacious artist, not a performer. >> the circus people, from which i do not belong, they have a tradition of showing, making the crowd around by almost misstepping on the wire purposely. i never inherited that. i learned by myself almost the opposite. the simplicity, the elegance, the majesty, which i had a very good teacher as well. >> reporter: perhaps there's no better choice to play petite than an actor who embodies those artistic qualities. gordon-levitt fell in hoff with acting as a kid. but it was in his role as a man-child alien on "third rock from the sun" that made him a reluctant star. >> what is it trying to tell sinus. >> i always found it say, "i saw you on tv." that felt aw

alice gainer, cbs 2 news. >> the charges against petit were eventually dropped. the port authority gave him a free lifetime pass to the observation deck atop the south tower. >>> let's check with lonnie quinn today. with our feet on the ground, a nice day today. nice sun and warmth. >> you bet. every level of the atmosphere is a great looking day out there. [ laughter ] >> it's a good-looking night, as well. take a peek at one of the pictures that was sent in to me. this is leo mcconnell. welcome to the show. this is brick, new jersey. what a shot. so pretty. this is indicative of the sort of day you had. a lot of blue sky out there and there. a couple more clouds out there right now outside the sky sunset, pretty looking sky. headlines look like this thursday tomorrow good-looking sky a little cooler tomorrow. there's a little trough that moves through giving us a few clouds not any rain but lower thursday. friday, though, there's a rain chance and we actually still need the rain around here. i know the last event gave us up to 3 inches in some spots but we have

abc 9's bria bell has more information on the growing petition. bria: tim and jenna... this petition was created by francisco hernandez who graduated from west back in 2012 to send a message to dr. gausman, the superintendent of the sioux city school district. hernandez says that donald trump is a bully, incites violence for the latino residents in sioux city and across the country, and quit frankly they don't want him there. in a press conference with the superindent, he expressed that the school district is neutral and will accept any political figure's campaign as it serves as a learning experience for the students. "we recognize that there may be some you oppose or support any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue," said gausman. political figures renting out spaces is nothing new to the school district. secretary of state john kerry, president barack obama, senator john mcain, and former governor sarah palin have all visited high schools in sioux city. tim: an early morning polic

the petition on change.org asks mayor nutter to remove the christopher columbus monuments.he petition's creator writes, "more and more people inside and outside of the philadelphia area are recognizing that christopher columbus raped, enslaved, murdered, and stole from countless indigenous peoples and ruined their lives." the petition has about 150 signatures. >>> cleanup continues this evening in montgomery county after the storms smacked parts of the area on friday. here's a look at those intense storms on radar. they packed strong winds and rain for about two hours straight, so this columbus day holiday has been anything but a day off for crews chopping trees and cleaning up debris. deanna durante takes you to damage. >> they've been doing it all weekend. >> reporter: the lucky ones are out checking out the damage. >> i was sitting out on the front porch, i didn't know it went by, we had a downpour. >> reporter: downed trees, smashed cables, and more in the front lawn. >> it shocked me at first. >> reporter: corn was sleeping inside his house. he didn't know his backyard

more than one thousand people signed his petition... but the sioux city's school board said it wasn't going to keep trump away from the school. "the policy doesn't give us the ability to consider how many signatures might be on a petition or something like that as a way to make our decision. we had to follow that decision per policy and we did." in the end about 2-thousand people attended the rally. the latest polls show ben carson leading trump by four percent nationally. meanwhile we're seeing the first democratic poll -- since the hearing -- and vice president joe biden's decision not to run -- has hillary iowa. a new monmouth university poll lead in iowa. clinton has 65-percent.. compared to bernie sanders at 24 percent... a loras college poll also shows clinton with a wide lead... 62 to 24. with just 2 days left until beggars night... and some are likely still struggling to find costumes. luckily for you we sent channel 13's josh nguyen to the theatrical shope in west des moines to help you find that perfect last minute costume. jo

more than one- thousand people have signed the petition. but the school's superindentent disagrees...calling this rally a real opportunity. "he's influencing a lot of people." "we recognize that there may be some who support or oppose any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue." school district's anti-bullying policies as a reason to keep trump out of the school. but the superindent says this isn't the district supporting bullying in any way. we've got you covered.... amanda gilbert.... kwwl news. the petition also says trump doesn't belong in any iowa schools. governor branstad has a new plan to make sure everyone behind bars... is supposed to be there. the governor announced a new "wrongful conviction division." the agency will review cases... that used hair comparison analysis from 19-80 to 2000. the f-b-i recently admitted to serious errors in those tests.. many times overstating how accurate they are. d-n-a testing is now used instead... one of the th

now 66, petite occasionally walks the wire.nce at new york's cathedral of st. john the divine. he holds frequent creativity workshops for kids. >> i want to try to share with you an image, a flash of the in possible. and is a popular motivational speaker. >> improvization is empowering. it welcomes the unknown. >> his legacy will forever be linked to that one bold act. made all the more resonant by the absence of his partners in crime, the twin towers. >> my life, when i look over my shoulder, though i am not at the end of the line. 66 years old. not in the middle either the i am an old man who refused to grow old. when i look over my shoulder to my life, i see one thread, one line, pun intended of course, ,, >>> some businesses in an upscale washington, d.c. neighborhood are accused of racial profiling through a mobile app. shop keepers using a messaging service to alert each other and the police about people who are acting suspiciously. but the vast majority of the reports are about black customers. the report from georgetown

the petition specifically cites his rhetoric towards hispanics. this petition highlights the district's "zero tolerance" policy toward bullying. superintendent dr. paul gausman addressed the concerns surronding trump's visit, saying this isn't the district supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to decide which candidates we would approve, which candidates we would not approve," said sioux city community schools superintendent, dr. paul gausman. "the policy doesn't give me the ability to use a petition to help make my decision, so we have followed policy to the letter and will follow law to the letter." move on-dot-org isn't the only group protesting trump's upcoming visits. on facebook, nearly 900 people have said they will attend a protest to "silence donald trump". the group says the protest isn't about politics, but quote "the safety of our community." officers came together for the law enforcement appreciation day tailgate before the briar cliff vs. morningside football

, have this petition signed, and discharge this legislation. and so denny hect, and gwen moore, who serve on the financial services committee with me, have worked very hard. they have not only joined with me as we have done roundtables, but they've been out in their districts, working with all of those businesses and suppliers to the big businesses, that depend on xm bank in order to create the kind of jobs and provide the kind of supplies to these businesses. ladies and gentlemen issue want you to know i found myself working with everything from the chamber of commerce to ge to the manufacturers association, and organized labor, what a combination. we all understood the importance of jobs, and all understood the importance of being able to support our export industries. well, we had a lot of things to overcome. and i have to tell you that the chairman of our committee was determined that this bank would not be reauthorized. even though there were many members on that side of the aisle, who believed that it should be reauthorized, and really wa

phillipe petit sat down to discuss the day with anthony mason. >> welcome to new york. anything to declare. >> i will hang a high wire between the two towers of the world trade center and walk on it. >> good luck. >> reporter: but that is exactly what felipe petite did on an otherwise ordinary day in 1974. >> there is somebody out there on a tightrope between the at the tippy top. >> reporter: for nearly an hour, quarter mile above manhattan, the 24-year-old frenchman, walked, even danced on a steel cable, strung between the twin towers of the newly constructed world trade center. >> please tell me for a moment you were nervous that morning? >> i am never nervous before a performance. first i cannot afford to be the i always put myself on the wire, departure, with a feeling that is both mental and physical. the feeling of -- >> petite planned the caper more than six years and made a trial walk some years before. sneaking a cable between the spiers of the cathedral of notre dame in paris. but the tower walk was such an audacious feat that even the police who tried to coa

. >> reporter: joseph gordon-levitt plays real-life frenchman phillip petit retraced in "the walk."an. he walked back and forth for 45 minute, even laying down for a break. describe the moment for me when you put your foot out on the wire. >> my left foot was on the wire and my right foot and weight of my body anchored to the solidity of the tower. my right leg went on the wire and here i was walking. >> reporter: he insisted on training gordon-levitt himself. >> i feel safe in saying that it was probably the most challenging job i've ever done. >> reporter: of course, the whole world was his stage when petit took on the towers 41 years ago as much a work of art as a coup he pulled off. it has the potential to be a caper movie, a heist that's just a thrill ride. >> i need you to help me pull this off. >> i got just the guy. >> i love that it's a heist, but the characters aren't looking to steal money. that they're looking to create a work of art. >> we gave instead of taking. >> reporter: perhaps that's why even though he was promptly arrested hi punishment was a free high-wire perf

"everybody we talked to signed the petition saying yes we need it. and we heard personal stories from them how they have to detour their own personal cars because it gets too busy sometimes and they cant even come out of the neighborhood and turn the direction they wanna go." sabrina: the petition got around a thousand signatures....and city leaders have approved funding for the project. elias: closed down over relgious freedom... but new owners of a building in grimes can once again pick and weddings without penalty. just a few months ago the gortz haus shut its doors after the owners refused to host marriage... conflicted with their religious beliefs. stop holding wedding fine from the comission and had to allow same-sex out of business. but--- now, wedding bells may soon ring again. it's been sold to an evangelical chrstian church bible chapel" same beliefs as owners -- no same sex marriage. we got a deal on the property, but the oogards were treated well too. the price was right the location the facility, made it work for what we needed as a chur

the anti-slavery society sent a petition. then one of the few black delegates at the league from haiti denounced south africa to the 1922 league assembly, and the mandates commission was asked to investigate. the commission spent 1923 grilling the south africans. those debates were published, and we can see how the system worked both to discipline and to rehabilitate imperial rule. virtually the whole commission agreed the south africans had used unnecessary, brutal force. only the portuguese member insisted that violence was justified. and when his colleagues disagreed, he leaked his views to the -- their views to the south africans, packed his bags and went home. the italian member said mandatory rule had to be a complete break with imperial practice. and when his colleagues objected, he pleaded exhaustion and went home. it was left to the british member, the famous colonial governor, who persuaded the commission that while south an f africa had lapsed from imperial best practice, there was a model for what that practice sh

this was a republican discharge petition. and by the way, it's the first one to be successfully brought 1986.uition since this is a once in a generation thing. bipartisan effort. bravery. goodness. the bravery of steve and frank lucas. you all read the news reports. they were threatened with their political lives the minute this rumor got out. it took courage for them to do that. creativity. now, i'm not going to bore any of you with the details, but if fully understood the whips, nce behind the machinations here about all the timing, olved in the you would be blinded by that light. and lastly, the hard work. frankly, i'm a worker bee in this deal. buck roud to have been a private in this army and to do what i could. why?really, the question is why is this that thing that brought all those elements forward? why is this a once in a generation thing? hose elements, leadership, creativity, bravery, bipartisanship. work. at play.l it?t's behind what's behind it is the most important thing we do, which is can, to help create good-

the petition now has more than one- thousand signatures. it says the presidential candidate quote "doesn't belong in iowa schools." "he's influencing a lot of people to hate certain, like, certain groups, certain groups of people." the petition specifically cites his rhetoric towards hispanics. ...but the school's superintendent is calling the rally a "real opportunity." "we recognize that there may be some who support or oppose any specific candidate, but this the democratic process to continue." he says this isn't the district supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. some students are citing the school district's anti-bullying policies as a reason not to allow trump to hold his rally at the high school. we've got you covered... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. in a statement the sioux city superintendent also said quote "as a district, we do not endorse nor support any political party or candidate. we treat each rental request on a content neutral basis." everyone is okay this morning after a house explodes in

signedrast, 250 people petitions in favor of neighbors, and made statements on their behalf. defendants and found 30 guilty of the charge of witchcraft and hangs 19 including rebecca nurse and bridget bishop. the majority of the trials occurred in the first few months of 1693 when the panic already subsided and spectral evidence was no longer accepted by the courts. most of the trials were held in salem. capital crimes where the governor's counsel acted as a higher court. in 1692 with a restructuring of the government and accused packed into the jails of three counties, governor fitz ordered a temporary court of order which convened in salem. it was less trouble to send the judges and clerks to salem than to bring someone he suspects and witnesses to boston. the legislature established the superior court consisting of the same judges. 1693 atrt convened in salem. three were found guilty and none the mostould hang. unusual part of the panic was the fact the authorities eventually admitted their terrible mistakes, only the third time the history of western witch trials this had

now 66, petite occasionally walks the wire.s cathedral of st. john the divine. he holds frequent creativity workshops for kids. >> i want to try to share with you an image, a flash of the in possible. and is a popular motivational speaker. >> improvization is empowering. it welcomes the unknown. >> his legacy will forever be linked to that one bold act. made all the more resonant by the absence of his partners in crime, the twin towers. >> my life, when i look over my shoulder, though i am not at the end of the line. 66 years old. not in the middle either the i am an old man who refused to grow old. when i l [♪...] >> woman: moving is so much of who we are. it's easy to take it for granted. multiple sclerosis stops people... from moving. [♪...] we exist to make sure it doesn't. join the movement. the national multiple sclerosis society at nationalmssociety.org. mirrors. they show us all our problem areas... those places that we can't wish or squish away. well now fear no mirror, and eliminate those problem areas with coolsculpt

is hoping its petition does make a difference... iowa citizens for community improvement collected a thousand signatures of people opposed to the bakken oil pipeline.. nathan malachowski 35:07-35:15 we're here to say hell no to the bakken pipeline, that much is clear. the iowa utilities board is in the pocket of big oil and we want them to know that we're watching their process ...a process that could give a private company the power to use eminent domain to build the pipeline across. some iowans hope they allow it... saying it would create hundreds of jobs... pipeline supporters also said this about the protestors. 26:18 every body has their opinion. i mean they road in on kinda hypocrite if you ask me 26:26 the iowa utilites board is expected to make its decision on the use of eminent domain next month. open burning is now banned in 12 iowa counties... and this is the reason why... firefighters have faced field fires across the state this week because of dry conditions. all of the counties under burn bans are in northern iowa. fir

and plf very wisely filed a petition for srehearing.befo and while thesere petitions ra rarely grantedhe supreme court has before it that ed sta petition forte rehearing as wel as a petition for review by the united states government in the hawks case where the government lost. and so it will be interesting ts see which of those cases the court takes. i think it's almost inevitable w that the court will take at hon least one of them if not both. a and we supreme court nerds are hoping that the court will granh the petition for erehearing, because that will allow us to convince our clients that they should file petitions for rehearing. >> we also would like to persuade clients not to file.lid because they would like to file. this is a case about whether ega equalized population of eligible voters in drawing state legislative districts.me i think the concept that it would be good to have districts be the same size both in terms of the totald number represente and the totalch people voting. there's a choice between equal representation and voting power. the candidate said that the origina

that's why they started this petition. "for every signature, it sends an email to the superintendent," said valadez. but, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to rent school facilities for this purpose... as has been done in the past. "we recognize that there may be some you oppose or support any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue," said gausman. gausman does support the free speech francisco is exercising... and the west high grad says he'll be at his alma mater next week... to organize a silent protest against trump's visit. bria: the valadez family says that they plan on holding a silent protest during the donald trump event to excerise their freedom of speech and anyone is welcomed to join them. right now the toal number of signatures stands near eleven hundrend and the petition states that they are currently shooting for two thousand total. live in the studio, bria bell abc 9 news. jenna

they even started a petition. >> reporter: and this online petition has practically met its goal in just a few short days. keep in mind, this all started because of what one san fransisco mother saw happening here in glen canyon park. >> these signs all over the place, it's all around. >> reporter: and when jill read one she was horrified. the city spraying pesticides like roundup in the same park where her children play. >> my kids are in this canyon every single day, i'm here every single day. i'm shocked they would be using pesticides so frequently and worried about my kids' health. >> reporter: jill is not alone. 500 people have signed her petition to ban pesticides in parks, playgrounds, and near schools. even the world health organization has labelled it as a probable carcinogen. it's working to use pesticides like roundup as a last result when other weed killing methods don't work and people like sean are okay with this approach. >> we all get a little bit of pesticides and so far most of us have been okay. >> reporter: jill worries what years of pesticides can do to the body, to

this was a republican discharge petition. and by the way, it's the first one to be successfully brought to fruition since 1986. this is a once in a generation thing. this was a bipartisan effort, bravery, my goodness. the bravery of steve fincher and frank lucas. you read the news reports. they were threatened with their political lives the minute the rumor got it. it took courage, creativity. now i'm not going to bore any of you with the details, but if you really fully understood the brilliance behind the whip's matchinations, you would be blinded by that light. you would be blinded by that light. and lastly, the hard work. i'm a worker. i'm proud to be a buck private in this army and do what i could. the question is why. why is this that thing that brought all those elements forward? why is this a once in a generation thing? those elements, leadership, creativity, bravery, bipartisanship, work, that's all at play. but what's at play is what's behind it. what's behind it? it's the most important thing we do which is that wh

the petition has more than one- thousand signatures. but school officials call the rally a "real opportunity." " he's influencing a lot of people to hate certain, like, certain groups, certain groups of people." " we recognize that there may be some who support or oppose any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue" jack: some students are citing the school district's anti-bullying policies as a reason not to allow trump to hold his rally at sioux city west high. jack: trump's comments about the latino community aren't the only things getting him in trouble with some iowans. he's been hitting back hard against recent iowa polls that show he is behind ben carson. " we're winning all of these polls he had one better poll in iowa but but i don't believe those polls actually because i see the response to the people from iowa but, and i'm gonna be there in two days but we're doing really well it's been great. he's a nice guy but he's never going to be able to

his name is philippe petit and this is "the walk." joseph gordon-levitt stars as petit in this true story of a high wire dare devil from france who will attempt to walk a tightrope between the twin towers of new york's world trade center. it's august 1974, and petit will face the biggest challenge of his life as he battles the law, the elements and his own nerves to walk 140 feet on a one inch ground. directed by robert zemeckis of back to the future and forrest gump fame, "the walk" is heart we follow petit and his rag tag team as they set up the fraught with death and danger at every turn. gordon-levitt is a marvel as petit, capturing the method and the madness of a man on a mission. "the walk." a visual and stunning tribute to the twin towers that are tragically no more. for kcci 8 news, this is john pascuzzi at the movies. alyx: next week, john reviews tom hanks starring in the true life cold-war drama "bridge of spies." people go to museums to experience the art. but for an art conservator, its that catches their eye. restoring a

now 66, petite occasionally walks the wire. he is a performer in residence at new york's cathedral of st. john the divine. he holds frequent creativity workshops for kids. >> i iant to try to share with you an imama, a flash of the in n possible. d is a popular motivivional speaker.r. >> improvization is empowering. it welcomes the unknown. >> his legacy will forever be linked to that one bold act. made all the more resonant by the absence of his partners in crime, the twin towers. >>>>y life, when i look k er my shououer, though i am not t the end of the line. 66 years old. not in the middle either the i am an old man who refused to grow old. when i look over my shoulder to my life, i see one thread, one line, pun intended of course, the tightrope of passion. be right back. when the engines failed on the plane i was flying, i knew what to do to save my passengers. but when my father sank into depression, i didn't know how to help him. when he ultimately shot himself, he left our family devastatad. don't let this happen to you.

the discharge petition. we're seeing the discharge petition in action this week on, for instance, the import/export bank. there's a majority in the house that will support the reauthorization of it. not a majority of republicans or democrats, but a majority in the house. if you open up the process like you want, there may be a lot of issues that conservatives are unhappy with that actually get through the house. are you okay with an outcome like that? >> obviously the discharge petition is really a separate issue. what we're working for and advocating on behalf of is really to allow the committees to do their work and empower their committees to work the will and have the influence there, bring that forth. if you get more than enough compelling interest in a particular issue, that it comes to the fore, a discharge petition is a little bit different than that. i don't know that i would support that particular item. much like the motion to vacation was never actually voted on, it was really designed more to ha

now 66, petite occasionally walks the wire. he is a performer in residence at new york's cathedral of st. john the divine. he holds frequent creativity workshops for kids. >> i want to try to share with you an image, a flash of the in possible. and is a popular motivational speaker. >> improvization is empowering. it welcomes the unknown. >> his legacy will forever be linked to that one bold act. made all the more resonant by the absence of his partners in crime, the twin towers. >> my life, when i look over my shoulder, though i am not at the end of the line. 66 years old. not in the middle either the i am an old man who refused to grow old. >>> some businesses in an upscale washington, d.c. neighborhood are accused of racial profiling through a mobile app. shop keepers using a messaging the police about people who are but the vast majority of the reports are about black the report from georgetown. >> reporter: in trendy georgetown, store owners will tell you shoplifting is part of the cost of doing business. keisha green work

"everybody we talked to signed the petition saying yes we need it. and we heard personal stories from them how they have to detour their own personal cars because it gets too busy sometimes and they cant even come out of the neighborhood and turn the direction they wanna go." sabrina: the petition got around a thousand signatures....and city leaders have approved funding for the project. elias: we are following the latest on that shooting in eastern iowa that shut down businesses monday elias: police believe a domestic issue may have been the cause for the shooting rampage that began at a law office... police say robert mayes fire shots at his wife's workplace in davenport monday. that office was near the navy recruitment center. then he went to his father in law's workplace in bettendorf, where more shots were fired. police tracked mayes down...but he shot himself before they could arrest him. elias: and in pella-- a newly renovated cafe is left in rubble after a monday- night fire.... the fire happened around 10 p-m at the coffee cup cafe on east o

more than 215,000 signed an online petition. now the officers family is demanding answers. >>> and the hazard that got the cops called to the 18th hole. it was a scary situation. detonating a oh, well that's a good price. seriously? i'll grab two. get ready to save. love the honey nut cheerios. the safeway stock up sale is on. stop in and stock up on all your favorite products. from soup, snacks and cereal to meat, produce and more, save big at your local safeway store. honey, can you bring the truck? the safeway stock up sale. it's just better. >>> new this morning. fox tail golf club is in wine country. maintenance found this acid bomb on the 18th fair wway along wita second one that was detonated. luckily no one was hurt. >>> here's an update on a story. there is a petition to reunite a montgomery county police officer with his best friend, chip the canine. last month gill fones followed ordered to return chip. the department won't tell him where chip is. along with 217,000 other signatures asking the department to return chi

the group has gotten more than 12-hundred signatures in on online petition. school board memberersay they understandnd the concerns, but school facilities are available to the public. it's not up to the dtrict to decide which candidates can use them and which cannot. group members say they actually fear for the safety of students. effects at the school where we're already hearing racist commmmts in the hallways. after the e ent we're worried that cause harm to the students," said "ismael valadez, dream iowa. superintendent dr. paul gausman says the district is strictly following code. school board policy says that school facilities are community resources, and available to the public after school hours. would rent it to anyone else. just like we rented it to john kerry in 2004, to now president obama in 2007 and 2008 and sarah pallin during the last election cycle was at this same school." more than 1,000 people have indicated on facebook that they'll take part in a silent protest outside west high. since, this is a community and not school event, the distric

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org' petition calls for australian dollar - the "dollarydoo." it's a reference from the long- running sitcom "the simpsons." the petition states something's needed to stimulate the country's economy. and it says a currency name change would spur millions of people around the world to "dollarydoos." more than 56- have already signed the petition... all: (reax) elias: for another short break... well time now for another short break... but when we come back... short break... but when we come back... apple suffers its third app lapse within the past few weeks...more on that in your "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." sabrina on your money now sabrina want to secretly collect personal info from people? apparently there are apps for that...or there were anyway. the problem was discovered over the weekend....leadin g apple to remove 256-apps from the i-tunes app store earlier. an analytics service discovered software by youmi......a chinese ad company......gathe red data about the people who downloaded the apps. apple officials are

paul gausman and one of the organizers of the petition drive coming up tonight on siouxland larry>> a local catholic school is the beneficiary of a contest at a local retail outlet. employees at sioux city's best buy store placed second in a competition recently... winning a 10- thousand dollar donation today... that 10- thousand dollar check was presented to the staff of st. michael's "yeah it's pretty awesome because anything that can help schools i know that their budgets sometimes be a little tight and so a donation like technology, can really help further their education improve their lives." "what we're going to do is talk with our faculty and our staff and also our technology department with the bishop helen catholic schools and comup with the best ideas to help students with that money." the money is expected to go towards improvements to the school that will improve the learning environment for both students and teachers. larry>> another sioux city school is hosting a special exhibit this halloween. irving elementary is hosting a display commemorating the mexican holiday "dia

this is a petition to reunite a montgomery county police officer with his best friend chip the canine. last month fones returning the dog per a request. he doesn't know where the dog is. meantime there are over 217,000 signatures on that petition asking the didn't to return chip to fones. >>> legal radio host got a lot of energy. he was told he would never make it but you should see him now. the passionate voice he shares with thousands of listeners every day as we celebrate h hispanic heritage month. >> and you're going to feel the cold when you head outdoors. it ooh going to slap you in the >>> hey, we're right in the middle of hispanic heritage mon and there's plenty to recognize right here in our area. >> erika gonzalez has the story of the man behind the voice that so many of you hear every morning. >> reporter: the morning commute is a grind, but one latino works to make it a little easier and livenly. >> hello. it's a party. we're celebrating. >> reporter: his is the voice you hear every weekday morning. pedro is the host and his smile is as big as his personality, you are extr

francisosoaladaz, a west high graduate, started the petition because they felt that truup is influencing people to hate cetrain groups, including latinos. valadaz also says he worries about the candidates bully tactics and what message that will send to students. meanwhile, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to r rt school facilities for this purpose... as has been done in the past. jenna: as the g-o-p debate nears, ben carson says he will not go after donald trump as they both duel for the republican presidential nomination. carson said sunday that he refuses to, quote, "get into the mud pit" with trump. the retirerebrain surgeon n so declined to respspd to trump's claims that he's "low energy" and weak. but trump told a reporter in new hampshire this (monday) morning not to believe carson's pledge. "if ben carson doesn't hit back burden of s-a-t's and applications fee's. for students at briar cliff university, applying for financial aid is an important step in their laor success. briar cliff invited future students to their campus today wher

a petition speaking out against trump's collected over 12-hundred signatures. former west high school student francisco valadez.... started the "move-on dot-o-o" petition valadez says trump has made comments that are hostile against immigrants... and believes he should not be allowed to speak on the school campus. he hopes to form a protest outside of the rally that is being held at the west high school gym. trump's visit ..comes as he falls to second place in iowa. jessica rae: and this friday, g-o-p presidential candidates... rick santorum, marco rubio, carly fiorina, and chris christie... orange city for the north-west rally. at 7 p-m at the bultman center. jessica rae: on the democratic one presidential turning 68 today is hillary clininn's birthday no word yet on how she's celebrating. jessica rae: state representative ron jorgensen announced today he wilnot be seeking we- election to the year. jorgensen currently serves district 6 morningside, bronson and salix we'll have more representative jorgensen and his the state house. tonight in our 5 o'clock news

an online petition is asking the t of sioux city's schools to not allow presidential candidate donald trump to speak at west high school. if you're just getting home here's a quick look at today's headlines. the move on dot org petition is calling trump a "bully" and highlights the district's "zero tolerance" policy toward bullying. dr. paul gausman says this isn't the disctrict supporting bullying in any manner, rather abiding by school board policy. it's a day before the big morningside college, briar cliff football game. for the first time ever, the city and chamber of commerce have organized a pre-game "tailgate" to honor law enforcers who serve and protect us every day. the tailgate starts at 10:30, and will go until about one o'clock or so. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the forecast. thunderstorms across siouxland as summer-like humidity suddenly returned to the area. this system will be moving out of here tonight and a cold front will cause winds to pick up as we could see gusts around 30 miles per hour during the night. we should quickly clear our skies on satu