. << sioux city officials will no longer get the addresses of south dakotans, who violate civil laws in iowa. a 2014 south dakota law bars sharing driver information when collecting a civil fine for red-light and speeding camera. but, a policy advisor to governor dennis daugaard says this doesn't absolve south dakotans from paying fines in iowa. "this is an attempt from the administration to properly carry out the legistlator's intent when they passed this law. if a citizen of south dakota gets one of these tickets, they need to speak with their attorney to determine what their liability is as it relates to that ticket in the processes," said matt konenkamp, policy advisor to s.d.'s governor. the move protects south dakotans from private contractors, who oversee the cameras, from getting their personal information. although sioux city police can no longer access the information through the database, an assistant city attorney says the violations will continue to be sent as normal. "we're confident in the other methods that we have to research address and actually send out citiations t

but, a policy advisor to governor dennis daugaard says this doesn't absolve south dakotans from paying fines in iowa. "this is an attempt from the administration to properly carry out the legistlator's intent when they passed this law. if a citizen of south dakota gets one of these tickets, they need to speak with their attorney to determine what their liability is as it relates to that ticket in the processes," said matt konenkamp, policy advisor to s.d.'s governor. the move protects south dakotans from private contractors, who oversee the cameras, from getting their personal information. although sioux city police can no longer access the information through the database, an assistant city attorney says the violations will continue to be sent as normal. "we're confident in the other methods that we have to research address and actually send out citiations that we don't feel there will be any glich going forward and tickets will go out like they did to anyone violating in sioux city," said justin vondrak, assistant city attorney. konenkamp says sioux city police will have 24-7 access

sioux city officials will no longer get the addresses of south dakotans, who violate civil laws in iowa. a 2014 south dakota law bars sharing driver information when collecting a civil fine for red-light and speeding violations caught on camera. but, a policy adadsor to governor dennis daugaard says s is doesn't absolve south dakotans from paying fines in iowa. although sioux city police can no longer access the information through the database, an assistant city attorney says the violations will continue to be sent as normal. he fully supports the governor's actions to block the database. the block pertains to civil fines from red light and speed cameras in iow representative jim bolin recently spoke with a concerned constituent about a ticket he received from a traffic camera from sioux city. bolin says the cameras may be of service to sioux city, but that the interstate isn't the right place for them. "if sioux city wants to put the cameras on their own streets, that's fine, but when you put it on the interstate, i think that's wrong," said rep. jim bolin, (r) canton. bolin voted for

hildebrand has one year to convince south dakotans to vote for his interest rate cap.the meantime, t.j. ended up losing his fight to save his leg. it was amputated six months after he lost his job. >> it needs to go at least to there. >> reporter: t.j. and kristi are now focused on rehab instead of the title loan. >> i told them to come and get the car, take it. you know, our world has fallen out from underneath us and if you want it that badly, come and get it. >> reporter: over thanksgiving, the lender repossessed their car. >> people get sick. and you know, if it's serious enough they can lose everything. we lost everything in a matter of a week, it seems like. >> reporter: t.j. and kristi may have to find their way out of this devastation on their own. but they hope by speaking out, they can at least save other south dakotans from becoming trapped in a nightmare of high interest rates. for the pbs news hour i'm andrew schmertz, in sioux falls south dakota. >> ifill: now, hari sreenivasan takes a broader look at the problems lower-income americans face when it comes

repeal constituents accurately. " as i've talked to thousands of south dakotans over the years, their cost of health care has gone up, they've lost their plans, they've lost their doctors, and we're certainly anxious to put in place another health care reform that would actually put them back in charge of their own health care decisions with their doctor." noem says the repeal would create more competition in the market which would help america's economy. tim: presidential candidate rand paul celebrated his birthday in sioux city today. the way of his campaign for president. paul and his wife met with voters public library downtown. his remarks included his reaction to the president's to extend gun he says the takes the balance away from the branches of the u-s government. "because i think gun control doesn't fix the problem, to pay much attention to control. but because it endangers the and if you give the power, there's a potential that this other future president might power that they freedoms without balances." says candidate rand paul. paul says he's an the bill of rights ideals

and south dakotans looking to toast the new year could now get wine delivered. a new law allows any adult in the state to order up to 12 cases a year. pete williams, nbc news, washington. world of music. singer natalie cole who joins her father in the unusual and unforgettable collaboration has died. she was 65 years old and had a long and successful recording career as we hear from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: in nearly four decades making hits, nine grammys in all, including the iconic 1991 duet. unforgettable natalie cole made a name for herself all right, but was always nat "king" cole's daughter. >> i feel like i've earned the spot next to my dad. not in front of him or behind him. just next to him. >> reporter: her unique vocal stylings connected with music fans across generations and genres. pop, r&b and jazz and some artists pursue but few attain. and she had hits in the '70s, '80s and the '90s. and substantial hits, hits. while her recording success was long-lasting. >> i had to really face myself. my consequences. >> reporter: -- so were her struggles

and there's oscar buzz, but before the rest of the world saw "the revenant" these south dakotans got an early premier. their small town's special here's a live look at west lake okoboji from our okoboji skycam... parenting in a digital world was the focus of a talk at south sioux city middle school last night. parents were presented ways to take charge of ththr childrens' online activity. an education lawyer stressed that parents need to be both active and educated about their children's social media sites. "you need to be on the exact same platform as your kids are. parents it's kind of like you want to live in the same town as your kid. your kid wouldn't move to lincoln and you stay in south sioux city so you want to be living in the same place as your kids are online as well. " said karen haase. haase says "common sesee media" a good source for parents who want to learn more about individual apps. you'll find the link to that website in this story at ktiv- dot-com. the legend of hugh glass, a man who had to crawl 200 miles after a grizzly bear attack, is common knowledge to many on

. >> woodruff: also ahead this wednesday: how south dakotans are fighting back against payday loans withh interest rates that leave many in a cycle of debt. >> i've had employee after employee after employee over the last three years in the coffee shop, going through horrible, horrible financial experiences, taking out these emergency loans. >> ifill: and, a macarthur grant winner who designs and builds furniture for those with disabilities. >> it makes the child, one, believe in their own capacity, and then everyone who knows and

he was straightforward and fair, which south dakotans appreciate. as the head of the bureau of administration, he led and championed many projects that increased the efficiency of state government to serve the people and preserve the heritage of south dakota in the people's house, our state capitol. but more important than all of his career accomplishments is the kind of person paul kinsman was. he was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend to all who knew him. he had a tremendously positive impact on the many thousands of people he met and touched with his kindness and generosity. with this, i welcome the opportunity to recognize and commemorate the life and legacy of this public servant and my friend, paul kinsman. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: news outlets reported something today that should worry all of us. apparently, president obama is again, one more time, considering imposing his enemy's list regulation by executive order. just weeks after congress voted over

noem says the repeal represents her constituents accurately. " as i've talked to thousands of south dakotans over the years, their cost of health care has gone up, they've lost their plans, they've lost their doctors, and we're certainly anxious to put in place another health care reform that would actually put them back in charge of their own health care decisions with their doctor." jessica rae: noem says the repeal would create more competition in the market which would help america's economy. jessica rae: presidential candidate rand paul celebrated his birthday in sioux city yesterday. but it didnt get in the way of his campaign for president. at the sioux city public library downtown. his remarks included his reaction to the president's executive actions to extend gun control laws. he says the president's plan takes the balance away from the branches of the u-s government. "you know i think north korea is one of the few nuclear powers that really has some instability, is putting it lightly, in their leadership and it is a real problem. i think the only way we're going to be able to infl

noem says the repeal represents her constituents accurately. " as i've talked to thousands of south dakotans over the years, their cost of health care has gone up, they've lost their plans, they've lost their doctoto, and we're certainly anxious to put in place another health care reform that would actually put them back in charge of their own health care decisions with their doctor." jessica rae: noem also believes the repeal would create more competition in the market which would help america's economy. jessica rae: the f-b-i is confirming that a santee man who was the focus of a manhunt earlier this week... has died. a spokesperson says when police attempted to place him in custody, the m m shot himself, claiming his o o life. f-b-i and knox county officials say 25-year-old david hoffman was transported to a nebraska hispital, where he died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. officials says no law enforcement officers fired their weapons during the the gun hoffman used is currently undergoing ballistics testing. an autopsy has been scheduled for hoffman's body. jessica rae: a suspected ter

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