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the online survey is called "sak out iowa." the goal is to learnnfrom students aboututtheir experiences with sexual assault and their thoughts on the resources the university provides. it's optional for students to take, and their responses will be anonymous. the u-i ll release rrsults in thh spring. the waterloo school district will talk about expanding technical courses and building a career center tonight its board meeting. the waterloo- cedar falls courier repors all high hool students could take clclsses in the new center that would be built south of central middle school. the district would also renovate both east and west high schools. the 47 million dollar recommendation is from a high school reform committee. if leaders approve it, the district would ask for money through a bond issue referendum. tonight's board meeting is at 6 at the education service center. the davenport school board will likely decide thissevening wheeher it ll close a school with declining enrollment. superintendent art tate proposed closing j-b y

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affirmative saks also back on the table for the second time the court will hear the university of texas' practice for using race as a condition of acceptance. >>> and, dumped in a big yellow bucket and left there for months, they say it happened in the seattle veteran's office, veteran's paperwork left unprocessed for months. >> whether we don't know, when it is hidden, that's when we can't help. >> employees allegedly falsifying date stamps to hide late-claim submission. in response to the audit the va admits there was a backlog of mail due to insufficient resources. more have been hired. >> the homeless situation in boston is on the rise, gone up 15% in the city since 2011. a new task force has formed to look into the problems and they're making sure homeless available to them, especially as winter draws closer. >> hillary clinton unveiled her new gun control proposal but would any of the changes have made a difference in the latest mass shooting in oregon? >> some clouds out there right now, but there is not a storm moving back in. in fact, just the opposite. how long we will be with

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sak state has more than 30,000 students this fall semester.e register forking for classes they need. >> and you pretty much just try to take it somewhere else. >> set enrollment records every year for the past three years. administrators attribute the increase to affordable tuition and appeal of the area. they insist they are planning for the future by mapping out growth so the school does not get too big too fast. >>> the president of the university of california wants to boost the number of california students who get into uc schools starting next fall. according to the l. a. times, jan et -- -- had will release details on the plan next month. she tells the paper the plan will apply to all campuses including the most difficult. u.c. berkeley and ucla. >>> luke walton is getting ready in case he is still the interim head coach whether the golden statuaries open -- bar yours open the regular season. they went over the time out rules with steve curr this week. he's getting familiar with managing minutes and line-up autopsy on the court. mopeful

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police in atlanta say they caught doris pain pocketing $690 pair of earrings from a saks fifth avenueigators say she has an act active warrant for shoplifting in north carolina. one of the many jobs she's pulled off over the years. prosecutors say she's used at least 22 ail lee yass across six decades. it's a criminal career so lengthy she's on grab the attention of major movie makers. her attorneys deny these new charges but listen to what she says. >> walk into the mall i did something wrong. i have -- >> her notoriety being who she is and what is ascribed to her in the documentary that's been present the has often influenced the way the state perceives her. >> the career criminal has adm admitted to stealing jewels from paris, monaco and tokyo. she's also the subject of the upcoming who is doris payne a new movie starring halle berry. >> texas mom outraged over an assignment her seventh grader was given in school. what she says the assignment and teacher told her daughter about god that was wildly inappropriate. >>> hurricane patricia has come and gone but some are still recovering

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i think i sak for fans everywhere when i say we're certainly glad she didn't throw inhe towel. and speaking of fans, i less releas someone created a mash-upf her song "hello" with lionel richie's song "hello." hello for >> i love it. kate winslet now. she's taking a stand for herself and the next generation. kate is a spokesmodel for lorel cosmetics and she just had it written into her contract that her image cannot be retouched in any way. she told "e!" news she needs to set an example. this is on the heels of zendaya speaking out after her cover spread was photo-shopped, posting on instagram the retouched photo on the left and then the original on the right, saying she was shocked. look at this. and these are "the things that create the unrealistic ideals of beauty that we have." the magazine has since removed the pictures, but a lot of actresses saying they don't want to be retouched anymore. >> love it. halleen. take a loo at her previo outrageous costumes. by the looks of things, she won't disappoint either. she gave fans a sneak peek of her costume for her halloween party

something that children do, mean children, and, in fact, linguists have determined that trump actually s saks like a 3rd grader. really, this is bigger than trump and his ego. yes, there's something bigger than trump's ego. because it's about what we all agree is acceptable on the american political and cultural stage. it's one thing to decry and defy "political correctness" in the name of efficiently achieving clarity or revealing an honest truth. but it's quite another thing entirely to support name-calling and nastiness. what does that say about us? what does that teach our children? people who champion trump say they don't want "politics as usual." but "politic" is also an adjective. it means "tactful and diplomatic." it's necessary for an elected official to be politic. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best. >> is this the man we want is this a man we want representing and "cherishing" american. >> osgood: st. louis is pulling out all the stops to mark the 50th birthday of the gateway arch, the towering structure that looms over the whole city. 630 feet across at

just to name a few, gucci, saks fifth avenue, and they currently have about 35 companies in four andge equity, so this is a long-term investment and not unheard of for them to go over 10 years with their investment. matt: what does the picture look like in the u.s.? everyone in europe watches the top motorcycle racing league and they know that people where dainese but here in the u.s., it is not well known. christiana: that is the case. the company has traditionally focused on european markets, typical of many thai companies, by the way. as we pay attention to the north america market, and we will in the next few years. matt: and you know something about the time brands in north america because you are the ceo poured to cardica for this. what did you learn at ducati that you bring to dainese? cristiano: there are similarities, racing is one of them. technology, depth in the brand, passion for the project, quality, key elements of the brand. what i learned at the coffee to apply here -- learned that the khadi to apply here is to make sure people learn the story of the phenomenal compa

she was spotted on surveillance video stealing an expensive pair of earrings from saks fifth avenue. two years ago documentary was made about her life and in it admitted to stealing hundreds of thousands of jewelry from five continents. >> gene: officials say deer was hit by a car on monday night and this is a picture of the deer on stretch and her doctors say it had a broken leg. injuries were very severe so officials had to put it down. >> sara: holiday tradition more than a decade old may be in jeopardy this year. the milton holiday festival has been held at fayer nursery the past 11 years and high school chorus sings carols, santa poses for pictures and homemade food and craft and zoning laws and nursery's owner is challenging a decision. >> really surprised and disappointed because i don't know what the harm causes and don't know what the thinking was. >> sara: town officials say zoning laws prohibit them selling things that aren't related to agriculture. >> gene: new controversial research saying mammograms may not be doing their jobs and not the serious threat when it comes to

. >> court orders specifically say you cannot be in sak's fifth avenue. >> you can't be in this mall.stole earrings from a different store. she was charged with shoplifting and held in jail. >> she's a thief. she has got a nice way about her, a nice mapper. >> the grandmother has been stealing jewels for six decades. >> well, a notorious jewel thief has struck again. >> if you know the jewelry robbery world, she certainly would be in the hall of fame. >> after jailed in 2005 in las vegas, payne declared she was done. in 2010, she was caught again. >> i'm accused of walking out of macy's department store with a diamond ring, a carat and a half, $8,000. >> she was convicted and sent to jail, but after her release in 2013, doris payne was arrested and jailed for stealing a $22,000 ring in san diego. she was reds in 2014. she's made no attempt to shun the spotlight. in 2013, she participated in a documentary called the life and times of doris payne. >> jailed for doris is just part of her business. >> i don't really know how many times i've been to jail. i know i never went to jail and st

in the principle unanimous not to exceed 90 millions and separate waekts with bank of america and saksifth avenue and market for the agreements. >> okay. >> again i'll ask do we need a presentation on this. >> i don't. >> no. >> i'd like to move the item and second. >> public comment on this >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries. >> next item, please. >> item 14 authorize equipment lease purchase agreement with bank of america leasing not to exceed $4 million plus in new clean renewable energy bonds. >> commissioners. >> i'd like to move this item. >> i'd like to second it. >> do i have any public comment on item 14 >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries next item, please. >> item 15 authorize the memorandum of understanding with the north san mateo sanction district not to exceed 4 hundred thousand plus with a duration of 4 months with an additional amount not to exceed $200,000. >> i'd like to move the item. >> i'll second. >> (laughter). >> somebody is laughing okay. now we have public comment on this item. >> very brief. >> nicole with

end of the table, direct majority of the earth institute at columbia university, economist jeffrey saks end of poverty." with a release of a special edition. great to have you on the show. >> if we knew you were coming we would have baked you a cake. general jones, let's start with afghanistan this morning the president is talking about the possibility of staying there another five or 10 years. do we have an alternative? >> well, i think under president ghani, we have a good alternative. president ghani is all together different from his predecessor, president karzai who was disappointing, particularly in the key areas of rebuilding the economy and governance and rule of law. i think it's got to be an application of three things. we have a great international team and i think under the leadership of president begany there's hope there. what happens next door in pakistan will have a lot to do with that. >> it's hopeless, cost us trillion dollars. this weekend we bombed a doctors without borders hospital killing a dozen doctors and dozens of wounded patients in the hospital. it's a disast

when you go into a store like bloomingdale's or saks here in new york city you're going to pay a lot. to buy gas for that car. he's got all the switches and you can wind up in fancy clothes. >> he's taken the food truck industry and brought it to suits and it's on its way to you. right now it's parked on our plaza. >> willing to make a chalk outline of you? >> maybe. we're actually going to get fitted. >> i'm very excited about this. >> i'm excited for you. >> wait until they take your inseam. >> it will be good -- >> with that said. >> we're going to turn now to heather nauert, serious fox news alert. >> yeah, certainly. let's start out in missouri this morning. good morning to you all. two firefighters make the ultimate sacrifice when a burning building collapses in kansas city overnight. watch this video. >> they did not die in vain. they saved two civilians, carried them out of the second floor on ladders before the wall collapsed. >> and after they carried them out they went back in to that building. two other firefighters were hurt. they are expected to be okay, though. more det