missing on april 6th, was later found on april 10th.six year old lincoln hilt fell off a dock at riverside park in yankton where he was fishing with his family on easter sunday.despite a widespread search... his body was found about 100 yards from the dock.autopsy results accidental.april 17th...sioux city police lost one of their own. sergeant jay fleckenstein was found dead at his home. fleckenstein had been with the department since 1997.at the time of his death... he was a supervisor of the k-9 program. sioux city police and paramedics responded to war eagle park... finding 4 high school students who they believe were smoking synthetic marijuana.the teens were taken to the hospital where one of them.... 18- year- old austin mccloud... a senior at west high school... died.later in april, the bird flu hit iowa. some of the state's largest poultry farms... right here in northwest iowa... had to destroy millions of hens and turkeys because of a highly infectious bird flu.in may...the iowa economic development authority board approved an assistance package for the proposed seaboard - triumph por

. >> there was a hill.y -- right off, you know, in riverside park. >> jimmy: oh sure, sure. >> oh, man. it was a steep hill. and you had to take your life s doing that hill. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> oh yeah, man. we'd get on that thing and go down. like, you would either hit rocks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah.ssed the rocks, you would hit the west side highway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's when sleigh [ bleep ]. that's when it was fun. absolutely. >> that was bad, man. that was really bad, yeah. >> jimmy: is that when you were room mates with -- >> mikey d.l douglas. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how fun is that? i love that guy. >> pervert. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no, that's not true. >> he's not, he's not.s not true. >> he's a sick man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh man. >> he's my dear friend. my dear friend. >> jimmy: did you ever think the city and move out to los angeles? >> well, you know, i was doing a lot of off-broadway work and everything, and then i wanted to do movies.read in the new yorker, i read "in cold blood." you know, the truman capote thing? >> jimmy: sure, of cour

another time i was beaten up by some guys over here and riverside park , and police stood by and watched. so for people in my generation or for me the idea that a lot later we return to state regulations as a way to be more free and equal struck me as a strange move. and it still strikes me as a strange move. that not many years after our lives were criminalized by the state and we were prosecuted for publicly and privately. that we would invite the state into our intimate relationships and asked the states regulate them. that always struck me as an odd political objective. i thought i would write a book about it. that is what wedlock is. i also thought that same-sex couples are not alone and that experience of having the state regulate there lives in the form of marriage shortly after or as part of the civil rights movement. and so i turn to african-americans went through the web black people in this country went through during the civil war. and i thought maybe there is something interesting to learn from that experience as we have turned in the gay community samaras now as a form of l

another time i was beaten up by some guys in riverside park and police stood by and watched. for people of my generation, certainly for me, the idea that we would turn to state regulation as a way to be freer and more equal people struck me as a strange move and still strikes me as a strange move that not many years after our intimate lives were criminalize by the state and we were prosecuted for it both publicly and privately, that we would invite the stage into our intimate relationships and asked the state to regulate them, that always struck me as an odd political objective. and i thought i would write a book about it so that is what what what is. i also thought gay people, same-sex couples are not alone in that experience of having the state regulate their lives in the form of marriage shortly after or as part of the civil rights movement or a movement about emancipation. of the people. so i turn to what african-americans went through or they were not even african-americans at the time because they were not citizens but what black people in this country went through duri

city officials say the riverside drive parking area and walkway to the 100 block of sunset boulevard are now open. that area was previously closed to visitors after october's flood. visitors are reminded to not enter those portions that are marked as closed. >>> it may not feel much like baseball these days, but the first pitch goes off in just a few weeks. but right now the team is focusing on issues much bigger than baseball. of the off-season to about dr. martin luther king jr.'s week of service. players visiting the va medical center in columbia today. they were signing autographs at all of the events there. the infielder says it's the team's duty to give back, especially to people who fought were his country's freedom. >> an opportunity to say thank you. ultimately, paying the ultimate sacrifice for our country. i just hope and prayer team can do something like that. >> the team and the week of service thursday by meeting with children. they'll be reading to students and then later tomorrow the team appear up with youth in minute to minute activities at greenview park. a lot of

park. this happened just before 1:30 at the intersection of booth and riverside drive. witnesses told police that when they tried to stop the driver ... he took off on foot. related ... but it's likely considering the number of crashes being reported by n-h-p this morning. something else to watch out for ... the fog. national weather service has issued a warning through 9 this morning. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. the next winter storm is moving into the region today bringing additional snow as well as travel impacts across the sierra. another, weaker storm may impact the forecast area on saturday before a ridge of high pressure returns to the region early next week. && .short term... main change to the forecast was to add freezing fog to many valley locations and to issue a freezing fog advisory. reporting lowered visibility as well as very icy roads. morning commuters are urged to leave plenty of extra all this fog is having an impact on flights in and out of the reno-tahoe international airport. last night 5 flights were cancelled because

parking lot. >> we're now at 2410 east riverside. >> still advising. >> ten-four. all right, let me see the other hand. where are you all going? where are you coming from? >> my mom's house. >> she thinks the driver might be impaired so she radios for backup. >> i noticed his eyes were really glassy. >> that's where i'm going right now, is my mom's house. you know where it's at, right? that's where i'm going. >> i knew the driver. i recognized his face. i just couldn't remember his name. you have your i.d.? >> no, i surely don't, ma'am. >> how come you don't have your i.d. with you? >> remember, i just barely got out. >> you barely got out from where? >> then it hits her. >> wait a minute. this is armando torres. >> he's a known felon in the area and previously assaulted bermudez in 2005. >> i wasn't injured. i get into a lot of altercations when i'm trying to restrain people. >> i'm sorry, ma'am. the speed limit or something? >> yeah, you were going 48 in a 30. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> just when it comes back to her, officer bermudez remembers something else, too. >>

park. this happened just before 1:30 at the intersection of booth and riverside drive. witnesses told police that when they tried to stop the driver ... he took off on foot. police haven't said if the crash was weather- related ... but it's likely considering the number of crashes being reported by n-h-p this morning. something else to watch out for ... the fog. national weather service has issued a warning through 9 this morning. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the next winter storm is moving into the region today bringing additional snow as well as travel impacts across the sierra. another, weaker storm may impact the forecast area on saturday before a ridge of high pressure returns to the region early next week. main change to the forecast was to add freezing fog to many valley locations and to issue a freezing fog advisory. many locations are reporting lowered visibility as well as very icy roads. morning commuters are urged to leave plenty of extra time for travel as roads will be extremely icy and hazardous. dense freezing fog appears to have consolida

park after october's flood. two portions remain closed, but most of it has been reopened. the area between the gervais street bridge and riverside drive - and the piece south of the amphitheater adjacent to the village at the riverwalk neighborhood - are also still closed. officials are working with the south carolina emergency managment division and fema to mitigate erosion issues in those areas. time now for an update on your weather. for that we turn to meteorologist von gaskin. clear and very cold with temperatures in the lower 20s with a few areas in the teens! look for a mostly sunny day with mid-afternoon highs upper 40s. due to a few more clouds and winds turning to the southwest, not as cold tonight, lows middle 30s. increasing clouds thursday, much warmer, high in the upper 50s. more clouds for friday with periods of rain likely, warmer with highs in the lowers 60s. saturday now looks a little wet and sunday drier, this is a change from yesterday..moved up the timing of the weekend rain system. highs upper 60s over the weekend. rain chance 60% both friday and 20s with a few areas in the teens! look for a mostly sunny d

park after october's flood. two portions remain closed, but most of it has been reopened. the area between the gervais street bridge and riverside drive - and the piece south of the amphitheater adjacent to the village at the riverwalk neighborhood - are also still closed. officials are working with the south carolina emergency management division and fema to mitigate erosion issues in those areas. students from river gate elementary school in charlotte are helping students affected by the flood. today, the principal and twenty of her student council members went to pine grove elementary school off of broad river road in columbia to deliver food as part of the "snack pack program." "i'm elated because it helps me understand and know that what we're doing as educators and teachers is teaching children the importance of giving back and the importance of being good citizens and they are impacted by that and we want to continue to encourage them to want to do something to make a people." students from charlotte say their goal was to collect 100 plus items to pine grove students. south carolina business leaders unveiled today what th

riverside casino has about doubled. the iowa department of transportation already for a new overlay on highway 22. but the city would like an additional 700-thousand for improvements to parking, sidewalks, and drainage. the washington county supervisors will discuss the proposal next tuesday. today a black hawk county man pleaded guilty to a federal charge of receipt of child pornography. 34 year old robert turner of reinbeck admitted he had at least seven thousand images and 23 videos of child porn on his computer. he said he received sexually explicit pictures of children under age 12 from august 2001 to august 2013. turner faces five to 20 years in prison. seen fake 100- dollar bills show up at area businesses over the past week or so. this comes just a day after iowa city police said they've also found several counterfeit bills. iowa city police showed us examples of the fake money. identify a phony bill, such as with a black lieutenant mike brotherton says you can also use special pens with ink that turns brown on fake money, and yellow on real money. "if there's no way to check it and you're uncertain, you should call the police department. we'd be happy to come check

riverside casino has doubled. the iowa department of transportation already budgeted $300,000 for a new overlay on highway 22. the city woulullike an additional $700,000 for improvements to parking, sidewalks and drainage. the washington county supervisors will discuss the proposal next tuesday. every so often, the powerball jackpot will reach a number that's so high where people pay from wednesday's drawing, the saturday jackpot will reach at least $675 million dollars. even at that number, the most lucrative in u.s. history. the odds are still the same to win the big jackpot - 292 million to one. expect plentyf people to plunk down $2 for a tickeke between now and saturday, which will push the powerball jacket even higher. coming up in our next half hour, your 2 dollar purchase is helping give back in the community. many dogs can get a cancer in their leg bones that gives them only a few months to live. the life of the dog -- and, maybe one day, children too. healthy life. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert afternoon and areas of fog will linger as a few degrees into the middle 30s. showers and patchy fog persist into tonight wit

riverside casino has doubled. the iowa department of transportation already budgeted $300,000 for a new overlay on highway 22. the city would like an additional $700,000 for improvements to parking, sidewalks and drainage. the washington county supervisors will discuss the proposal next tuesday. city leaders in marion are criticizing a deal the cedar rapids city council made to keep a business from moving to marion. last $506,000 tax break for equipment manufacturin g company, terex. that helped the company papa lower rent and buy office furniture as a new tenant in the fountains development in northeast cedar rapids. the company says without the tax break, it would have moved its 50 jobs out of cedar rapids into marion. this is video of the old location. at the time of the vote, cedar rapids mayor ron corbett said he dn't want marion a hiawatha to continuf luring away y sinesses with tax incentives. marion's city manager said the city wasn't planning to give terex any tax incentive. and marion's economic development corporation called the tax break a "dangerous precedent." the salvation army in johnson county is now providing a daytime shelter for those who are homeless. most s

riverside residency on museum way. the jeep ended up in the pool when the floor mat got stuck under the gas pedal. a valet was trying to park it at the time and instead it jump at the time and instead it jumped the curb went through the wall and right into the water. took a while for fire fighters to get it back out because it was leaking gas and they were worried about starting a fire. the valet was not hurt, and the building is boarded up this morning. we will take you live to the scene as crews work to patch up that hole. >>> an american college student is under arrest in north korea. agencies in that country says a university of virginia student is accused of committing a hostile act against the state. north korea said the student intended to destroy the country intended to destroy the country's unity. he was arrested on january 2. a chinese-based tour agency said the student was part of a group tour in north korea when he was detained. >>> 5:07. two men are facing charges for leading police on a dramatic chase across town lines. it started with a armed robbery on central avenue. two men entered the store, jumped over t

hear him speak, when you hear that riverside speech, -- a lot ofr the this beach is he is doing around economic equity, i sat in my car here in d.c., at the hopeful parkingot. i'm sitting there because the pacifica station was playing a speech he had done about -- right after he received the nobel prize. and he is talking about southeast asia. ingives a 30 minute lecture the amazing wording and the feeling that he always had, he could story tell that. i would not move for my car. and it was cold. i would not move from the car because he was so -- he brought it all home. and the historical grounding that he had is so amazing. when i mention this thing about sncc and whatever conflict there might've been around organizers, that was not about dr. king, though. there might've been some concerns around some other c staff, bute scl not dr. king because he was always so open. courtland: i think the question you had, when i think about it, -- i will give you an answer that may not be the best, but it really did not make a difference what those journalists thought in that room. because, going back to this communist discussion, there was communism as a whole big t

riverside speech. when you hear a lot of the speeches he's doing around economic equity. i sat in my car here in d.c., the last king holiday at the whole food parking lot, right? i'm sitting there because the pacifica station here, wpfw was playing a speech here done right after the -- after he got the nobel prize. >> yes. >> and he's talking about southeast asia. he gives a 30-minute lecture in the amazing wording and the feeling that he always had. he could story tell that. i mean, i would not move from my car, and it was cold. i would not move from the car because he brought it all home and the historical grounding that he had was so amazing, but when i mentioned the thing about snick and whatever conflicts there was about organizing, was there not about dr. king, and there might have been concerns about other people in sclc's staff, but not dr. king because he was always so open and he was so brilliant. >> let me just say one more thing. >> yes, cortland? >> i think the question you asked, you know, when i think about it, you know, i think that -- i'm going to give you an answer that may not be the best or most -- but it really didn't make a di