sapp also agreed to back-to-back 50-year sentences. in october, a district judge cut down the sentence by allowing the sentences to run at the same time. autumn's mother says she is upset about the judge's decision but there's nothing the family can do about it. it's very unfortunate that judge jacobson took it upon himself to change what was very clearly written out in a plea agreement i don't think it's in his place at all to reconsider the sentence." said, jennifer elgersma. jennifer elgersman says the board of parol should have been the one to change the sentence not the judge. but, she agreed with the sioux county attorney not to file an appeal. a 44-year-old bloomfield, nebraska man is headed to prison for stealing cattle from a feedlot in northeast nebraska. timothy ketelsen was sentenced to five to eight years in prison in knox county district court. he pleaded guilty in september to charges of tax evasion, theft and illegal sale of livestock. court documents say ketelsen's former boss reported that 13 head of cattle had been s

in octer of last year, sapp made a plea deal and was sentenced to two 50 year prison sentences. last month, judge edward jacobson, decided to change that sentence and allow sapp to serve them at the same time, siting good behavior while in prison. but, that's little comfort to autumn's grieving family. her mother, jen, spoke to us on the phphe today. " " jenna: allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the sentencing date, without notifying the county attorney attorney general or the victim's family. sioux county attorney thomas kunstle had this to say today. this is sort of an unprecedented move ...undermines any closure the victims may have had. tim: the family of autumn elgersma says they plan to attend all future parole hearings so the iowa parole board is aware of the impact sapp's crimes had on them and their community in general. jenna: the elgersrs family is honoring the memory of autumn by helping start a center for children who have been abused. autumn's center, will be the newest addition to the season's center for behavioral health located in spencer iowa. the

sapp had agreed to back-to-back 50-year sentences. in october, a district judge cut down the sentence by allowing then to run at the same time. autumn's mother says she is upset about the judge's decision, but there's nothing the family can do about it. it's very unfortunate that judge jacobson took it upon himself to change what was very clearly written out in a plea agreement i don't think it's in reconsider the sentence." said, jennifer elgersma, autumn's mother. jennifer elgersma says sharing autumn's story about the history and pattern of abuse she suffered has helped h h family to heal. 3:04 "we'll do whatever we can toto help people realize the gravity of the situation. we need to stop child abuse there is no reason for it and there's no excuse for it." elgersma says the board of parole should ve been the one to c cnge the sentence not the judge. but, she agreed with the sioux county attorney not to file an appeal. sioux city fire rescue trying to figure out the cause of a blaze that broke out yesterday morning in morningside.

sapp had agreed to back-to-back 50-year sentences. in october, a district judge cut down the sentence by allowing then to run at the same time. autumn's mother says she is upset about the judge's decision but there's it's very unfortunate that judge jacobson took it upon himself to change what was very clearly written out in a plea agreement i don't think it's in his place at all to reconsider the sentence." said, jennifer elgersma, autumn's mother. jennifer elgersman says sharing autumn's story about the history and pattern of abuse she suffered has helped her family to heal. 3:04 "we'll do whatever we can to help people realize the gravity of the situation. we need toto stopophild abuse there is s reason for it and there's no excuse for it." elgersman says the board of parol should have been the one to change the sentence not the judge. but, she e reed with the siouxx county attorney not to file an appeal. an orange city man has filed a federal lawsuit over a traffic stop in northwest iowa. levi wilson -- who is of indian descent --

now, sapp will serve her sentences at the same time, effectively, cutting them in half. autumn's mother, jen, didn't see that coming. jen elgersma phone to us about jen elgersma phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " " jessica rae: jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " " jessica rae: under iowa law, the judge is allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the sentencing date, without notifying the county attorney or the victim's family. this is sort of an unprecedented move ...undermines any closure the victims may have had. jessica rae: the family of autumn elgersma says they plan to attend all future parole hearings so the iowa parole board is aware of the impact sapp's crimes had on them and their community in general. jessica rae: the elgersma family is honoring the memory of autumn by helping start a center for children who have been abused. autumn's center, will be the newest addition to the season's center for behavioral health located

allow sapp to serve them at the same time, siting good behavior while in prison. but, that's little comfort to autumn's grieving family. her mother, jen, spoke to us on the phone today. " " under iowa law, the judge is allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the sentencing date, without notifying the county attorney attorney general or the victim's family. sioux county attorney thomas kunstle had this to say today. o this is sort of anan unprecedented move ...undermines any closure the victims may have h. jenna: the family of autumn elgersma says t ty plan to attend all future parole h hrings so the iowa parole board is aware of the impact sapp's crimes had on them and their community in general. tim: the elgersma family is honoring the memory of autumn by helping start a center for children who have been abused. autumn's center, will be the newest addition to the season's center for behavioral health located in spencer. they've just recently received a grant for just over 3 3thousand dollars from the iowa department of public health to recruit child and

that means sapp will now serve 50 death of 3- year- old autumn elgersma in 2013. thomas kunstle says sioux county judge edward jacobson made that decision without the knowledge of the county attorney's office or the victim's family... just beating the one- year deadline iowa allows judges to change their mind.he says the decision erodes public confidence in the judicial system. 3 the man accused of robbing a near- northside gas station has entered his plea.21- year- old leander tyndall of omaha entered his written plea of not guilty to charges of 1st degree robbery, possession of marijuana w/ intent to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia.police say he robbed the kum & go store at 14th and pierce early in the morning of november 12th.he was arrested four days later at an apartment in morningside.tyndall remains in the woodbury county jail on a 25- thousand dollar bond.a trial date has not yet been set in his case. 3 3 police in denison have arrested a man they say is behind an armed robbery there earlier this week.police say 29- year- old manyang (thee- on

now, sapp will serve her sentences at the same time, effectively, cutting them in half. autumn's mother, jen, didn't see that coming. " " jenna: under iowa law, the judge is allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the sentencing date, without notifying the county attorney or the victim's family. tim on cam just 5 weeks from when iowa's medicaid program is scheduled to change from state run to privately managed, an administrative law judge is asking the state to make changes. an administrative law judge today asked the state to throw out one of four agreements reached with for-profit companys to run the program. tim: according to the des moines register the judge is asking that the contract awarded to wellcare be thrown out. the company has been accused of mismanagement in other states. governor branstad's communications director, acknowledge the judges ruling... but did not comment on the request. instead ben hammes said the ruling allows the program to move forward the complete re- vamp of the state's medicaid system has some voicing concerns. ououconcern is we

that means sapp will now serve 50 instead of 100 years for the death of 3- year- old autumn elgersma in 2013. thomas kunstle says sioux county that decision without the knowledge of the county attorney's office or the victim's family... just beating the one- year deadline iowa allows judges to change their mind.he says the decision erodes public confidence in the judicial system. 3 the man accused of robbing a near- northside gas station has entered his plea.21- year- old leander tyndall of omaha entered his written plea of not guilty to charges of 1st degree robbery, possession of marijuana w/ intent to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia.police say he robbed the kum & go store at 14th and pierce early in the morning of november 12th.he was arrested four days later at an apartment in morningside.tyndall remains in the woodbury county jail on a 25- thousand dollar bond.a trial date has not yet been set in his case. 3 3 police in denison have arrested a man they say is behind an armed robbery there earlier this week.police say 29- year- old manyang (thee- ong)thiong is charge

now, sapp will serve her sentences at the same time, effectively, cutting them in half. autumn's mother, jen, didn't see that coming. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " jessica rae: jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " jessica rae: under iowa law, the judge is allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the senteneing date, without notifying the county attorney or the victim's family. this is sort of an unprecedented move ...undermines any closure the victims may have had. jessica rae: the family of autumn elgersmsm thth plan to attendll future parole hearings so the iowa role board is aware of the impact sapp's crimes had on them and their community in general. jessica rae: the elgersma family is honoring the memory of autumn by helping start a center for children who have been abused. autumn's center, will be the newest addition to the season's center

. >> betty sapp is the director of the national reconnaissance office, or nro, and the satellites herd operates can see and hear, sense heat, even feel vibrations. >> think of what you used to do as a kid, we used to play near tracks, railroad tracks. you could feel the train coming before you could hear it, you're going to hear it before you can see it. >> today's satellites can detect the use of specific chemical or radioactive weapons. critical capabilities when it comes to monitoring global hot spots such as syria and iran. >> whether it's following signal or whether it's tracing weapons, whether we're making sure the treaties that the u.s. has signed are actually being enforced, we contribute to all of those missions. >> i imagine the iranian nuclear agreement falls into that category. >> we can contribute to that mission. yeah. >> to see where the data from sapp's agency is collected, we came here, a place you've probablyever heard of, a place you've certainly never seen until now. >> we're approaching the mission ground station at white sands, new mexico. the very existence of

expect big delays if you're traveling near the sapp -- sap center. >> you know, light now traffic is moving well, tell all your friends in low places to get on the freeway right now. >>> it's cold in the low places, we have 30s, look at the water temps, still coal as well. >>> good morning, it's friday, november 13th. >>> we're following a developing story in richmond, a big rig accident on an on-ramp on interstate 80. alex savidge arrived a short time ago. what's happening? >> good morning you to, this crash is blocking the carlson boulevard on-ramp to interstate 80 westbound in richmond. crews are working to get this truck uprighted. you have a tow truck trying to flip this and get it up and out of here. that will be quite a process. this on-ramp likely won't reopen until 7:00 this morning. the driver of the big rig lost control and the truck came off the freeway and landed on its side on the on-ramp. the big rig slammed into a sound wall, amazingly that truck didn't hit any other cars and the driver was not hurt. this happened about 2:00 in the morning while this driver was loadin

this means sapp will now serve 50 instead of 100 years for the death of 3 - year - old autumn elgersma in 20 - 13. thomas kunstle says sioux county judge edward jacobson made the decision without the county attorney's office or the victim's family knowing... *just beating* ththone - year deadline iowa allows judges to change their mind. he says the decision takes ay public confidence in the judicial system. 3 the man accused of robbing a gas station on the near north side has entered his plea.21 - year - old leander tyndall of omaha entered his written plea of not guilty to charges of 1st degree robberer.. posssssion of rijuana with the intent to of drug paraphernalia.police say he robbed the kum & go store at 14thnd pierce early in the morning of november 12th.he was arrested four days later at an apartment in morningside.tyndall is still in the woodbury county jail on a 25 - thousand dollar bond. a trial date haha*not* been set in his case yet. 3 3 police in denison have arrested a man they say is behind an armed robbery there earlier this week. police say 29 - year - old manyang (th

. >> all of downtown, parts of the alameda, sapp, and a little leg to spartan stadium. >> only specially permitted vendors and vendors with an assigned area downtown will be allowed to open. >> when you take away your vending income, you're basically taking away food from your children. >> this father has spent the past year speaking up for mobile street vendors and he wishes the city would have held meetings with them before pushing forward with the proposed ordinance. >> when you make a blank rule that doesn't study the impact on the community, again, another misstep of people that are empowered. >> the city has to think of public safety and public health. so a temporary clean zone is what staff will recommend to the city council. >> we're protecting our local businesses from some of the guerilla marketing that we expect to happen. >> mobile street vendors are asking, what about the little guy? and the city council and the mayor have not seen this proposal by the city staff. they will take up the issue and see this proposal at its meeting on december 1st. live in downtown san jose, dam

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and the sapp increasing 8 points. all three major indexes ended up at least 3%. the s&p had its best week in over a year. >> a positive. phil: you the look for the holiday season. predicting a 6.5% growth in holiday sales over last year. state retailers estimating $50 billion in revenue through december. consumer confidence at the highest level locally since 2007. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will take two full months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. the company offers a generous four months which can be taken ani time during the first year after a chao inland is born. >> reports for new and existing home sales ahead for the weekend and a short week on wall street for the thanksgiving holiday. danielle: we saw the snow video newlesscast. we are just like trying to keep that away for as long as possible. danielle: we may keep the snow part away from us. that going to go to the north canada. antoinette: the other part? way. we do need the rain. down over eightisms for inchs for the year in boston. tomorrow rain chances go up. through the afternoon,

the sapp increasing 8 points. all three of the major indexes ended up at least 3%. the s&p its best week in over a year. >> americans who owe tens of thousands of dollars no overdue taxes colorado be grounded. law makers working on a funding bill that includes a provision to revoke the passport of any u.s. citizen who owes more than 50 grand if seriously delinquent tabs debt. >> mark zuckerberg will take two full months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. the company offers a generous four months months months leave. in the week ahead reports for new and existing home sales and the thanksgiving holiday. antoinette: i feel like i was getting too used to the temperatures in the 50's. almost 60 yesterday. danielle: so nice. antoinette: it was a nice little break. danielle: well, we are getting back to where we should be, upper 40's and low 50's and with that comes a little rain. now behind me you see a lot of white on the map. that is snow. antoinette: keep that away. danielle: that is going north of us. we are on the warmer side of the scituate temperature.

some light showers from vallejo to emeryville, oakland, sapp mattio and perhaps daly city. by about 9:00 pushes through the south bay. another piece of energy perhaps tuesday afternoon. put it all together and rainfall amounts will be on the light side, anywhere from about a quarter up. in the north bay, santa rosa, a third perhaps at the san carlos airport, hayward and maybe .4 from mountain view to san jose. so the big news with this system will be the overnight lows that will bring temperatures way, way down beginning on wednesday. and thanksgiving morning in san jose we are just looking at 30s. them slow recovery into the weekend. today back to the mild numbers, 69 for san francisco, and san mateo 72. fremont and oakland. the accuweather seven-day forecast with the cooling on tap for monday, extra cloud cover. showers on tuesday. then it's the chilly temperatures for wednesday. at least it will be dry for traveling prethanksgiving. thanksgiving will be cool, morning lows frosty and into next weekend a slight chance of showers but still cold. you can see what's showing u

. >> you avoid the sapp.ter all over the floor. make sure the tree is nice and watered. >> let's talk about the cut. keep it straight. >> you don't need a v, just a pierced straight cut half inch thick. >> you see sometimes people do a cross on the bottom. that's only to get more surface area. the more sur faface area, the m it's going to drink the water. we've actually seen companies that have automatic waters where they drill straight in. it's kind of like an id for christmas trees. >> how often are we watering this. you say check the stand daily. >> keep it full. you can never give it too much water. we joked that the tree had too much eggnog last night. they're super thirsty all of the time. keep the base full of water. >> you asked for commentsance e-mails that we received. glen in new jersey writes this, if i'm not home to add water what do i do if the base goes dry? there's a couple of solutions you can do. one that we love is they have these state presents which is two gallons of water and it will aut