city limits. new this morning... we now know the names of two burglary suspects, who were arrested after a brief chase in blue ash late last night. dblbx fox19 now's jessica brown is live at the hamilton county jail with the new details. live vo willliam lawrence and samuel sims are both waking up here this morning at the hamilton county jail this morning. here are there mug shots we just got in.the two are both charged with burglary and obstructing official business, felonious assault on a police officer and assault on a police k9. the incident happened around 8:30 last night in the 5 thousand block of cook avenue . blue ash police say they were responding to a burglary in progress. an officer says he saw the two men running form the scene..that's when he yelled for them to stop but the two took off on foot. a chase ensued and a short time later police arrested one of the suspects and took him into custody. the second suspect was caught by a k-9 officer. suspects involved. information we will let

and richard mcalister ran the city for a long time. he's gone now or going to be gone, retiring, anan so whwh kind of void does that leave and how do you fill that and what steps have you taken already to make sure that there's a competent person in there to do what dick did? >> mayay brown: sure, mr. gagas is very knowledgeable. >> ron: we had him on the show too. >> mayor brown: yeah, he has either a photographic memory or visual memory. some of the things he pullsup with differere questions i haveve for him, he's been very invaluable. as was dick in his departure. some folks might have thought, there was concern there, the two top positions in cedar falls, might have concerns with that void, but i looked at it differently as really an opportunity for two new leaders to come in without, you know, losing a lot of that historical information that ron has to further cedar falls the way i wanted to have it furthered bo both of ous talked about public safety -- of us talked about public safety, key issue for both communities, perhaps mayb

energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco . >> all right, we are ready to start. it is monday, january 25, small business commission meeting. it is 2.10 and we are going to call the meeting to order. before we do that just again announcement that i do not have speaker cards so for this meeting for when the item that you are interested in speaking on is called, just line up and say your name if you'd like to before you start to speak. so i'd like to thank sfgovtv for recording and airing the small business commission meeting. so, mr. president, i will go to item no. 1. >> call to order, roll call. >> do your announcement first. >> so we're going to start make ago monthly announcement or an announcement for every meeting to let you know and to reinforce the notion that the office of small business is the only place to start your business in san francisco. a lot of people don't know that and when starting a business in san francisco, the first place you want to go is either in person or online to sfosb.org and/o

police custody at sioux city's mercy medical center. ktiv's michelle schoening joins us with the latest. michelle, whated police to the scene? matt and shelia, it all started with a call around 11:15 saturday night from a male saying he was being robbed at building 19 of the valley park apartments on park avenue. a lengthy investigation led police to an apartment inside building 13 in the same complex. officers made their way inside when they noticed a number of stolen items. police arrested, and handcuffed, mothershed. "he was still cuffed. he was cuffed behind his back which allowed him to reach down in the still in the seated position and when officer moritz went to remove him he was sideways and fired from the sitting position," said sioux city police chief, doug young. that's when police say mothershed shot officer ryan moritz in his right thigh. this is video of ritz during citizens academy training in 2015. mothershed has been charged with two counts of robbery in the first degree, and one count of home invasion following an inci

giant a- d-p to the mermaid city. the deal could bring thousands of new jobs to the area. rico bush is live in downtown norfolk with more on what city council will be doing tonight. rico, good morning. good morning lex and don. this deal would be huge for hampton roads - an area that's only has a few fortune 500 companies. it's too early to know exactly the economics benefits, but city leaders say an a-d-p expansion would norfolk's workforce. during tonight's meeting, city leaders are expected to look into giving the world's biggest payroll processer a five million dollar grant over several years. if city leaders agree to the deal, a-d-p has said it may be heading to south hampton roads. city leaders have not given us more specifics on the deal, but we learned it is expected to bring a large number of permanent full time jobs to norfolk. and, workers downtown tell us they're excited about the huge impact the move may have on the city. joel weintraub - the think it will do amazing things for the downtown area including

the winter blues have taken over downtown sioux city. "there's just a lot of concrete downtown," said chris cowell, planner. downtown partners, the iowa initiative for sustainable communities, with the design help of students from the university of iowa want to spruce up downtown with a number of greenspaces. the spaces are meant to enhance the livability and sustainability for anyone downtown. and there are a number of suggestions to consider. "population the number of people that work in certain blocks, shade and sunlight. things that greenspaces needs," said chris cowell, planner. "the downtown greenspaces could vary by simply adding planters to the sidewalks to give that pop of color to areas with benches and swings," said michelle schoening, siouxland's news channel. "maybe rooftop gardens, green walls, planting vines and other plantings on walls in sioux city. utilizing other buildings or spaces that aren't maybe being utilized and make them green," said chris cowell, planner. and the skies the limit on the greenspaces to occupy. "

that's live from right here in super bowl city. we are going to show you how carlos santana is getting into the game with cbs sports. that's at 7:00 followed by "undercover boss" at 8:00. >>> and here's a live look at the bay bridge. in less than an hour this landmark could look very different. the deconstruction project next. here's a look at today s clg numb i'm li >> and a big drop in tech stocks sent the market down today. >> i'm liza battalones in the kpix 5 traffic center. we are seeing the heaviest traffic tonight in san francisco around super bowl city. northbound embarcadero heavy from king street along the waterfront, battery street jammed up for several blocks approaching market and broadway, very slow in both directions. the large crowds around super bowl city and getting towards san francisco are also causing delays on transit. caltrain is telling us they are running late now northbound train number 155, fortunately bart is still on time. we'll be right back. ,, cisco to oakland. >>> well, we're about to get a look at

the city and county of steven goodwin my shoulder is he our city hall. today were there be hosting the first-ever disaster resilience summit. with the theme of building a resilient future one neighborhood at a time. it's an amazing day. it evokes john is like mayor ed lee will what talks about why he is important as well as city administrator l kelly through a myriad of projects protecting our resilience at all if you will hear how the member latoya cantrell personally led discovery through nuance. and brand-new opportunities program which we tested immigrants last seven years. also the chief resilience opposite for the city and county was given we sharing the vision he has her planning a strategic plan for the city and lastly while to come together the whole suite of important workshops and how we can train and empower our community to provide mission-critical services to them especially residents after times of disaster. it's going to be an amazing. let's check in and see how it's going. >> i really appreciate you coming out here this morning is any ti

in sioux city, no churches will close. here's a look at the four propsed sioux city parishes: sacred heart, holy cross, which would include blessed sacrament and st. michael, the cathedral, including st. boniface and st. joseph, and mater dei, which would include immaculate conception and nativity. using mater dei as an example, both would still offer mass, with the same priest and associate clergy serving both churches. but, in the rural areas of the diocese, things would look a little different, with 40 parishes being transitioned to oratory status. those buildings would not longer host mass, but still be available for wedding and funerals. father lingle hopes that will give priests more time with the congregations they serve... and also keep churches full. fathereringle says, "if you look at th millenial genenetion, thth're not interested in pews. if they walk into a parish and you see life, you see vibrant literagies, you see parish programs, they're more likely to connect themselves with t tt parish and be part of it.

we went to city hall to find out. >> workmates first words, city council for the city of flint. i represent the first ward, which is the farthest north end of the city of flint, about 11,000 residents. i would say it is about 96% or so black. you know, we have high crime, abandoned houses. amy: explain how the emergency manager worked and how the decision was made to switch to the flint river. >> if you look at public act 436 and even public act 4, whenever "city was in so-called emergency financial distress" or "financial trouble" whoever defined that with a budget deficit, the governor would appoint a review team. and the review team might recommend an emergency manager come in. in my opinion, some of that was created because the governor took revenue away from cities and helped create financial distress, about $55 million at some point from the city of flint. amy: you're saying may take the money from flint and send it elsewhere in michigan. >> in this case, our money was taken from flint, detroit, and other municipalities and the governor then posted, some cases, a surplus f

. >> another day in super bowl city. san francisco right outside the window here with happy fans behind us back super bowl city opened at 11:00 and is already party. >> would begin with increased security for transit agencies across the bay area as we inch closer to super bowl 50. our coanchor was just at a news conference here in the city. he joins us from super bowl city with the latest on that news conference.>>reporter: there is a lot of extra security on the trains. you may have noticed if you took part -- bart this morning. there is a lot more people joining the increased security. we have even more officers and these officers are coming from all parts of the country to back up sfpd and bart. they are going to be on the platforms. you'll see police dogs. if you thought increased security was here a few weeks ago, now everywhere you look there are police officers but there are also undercover officers, officers you wouldn't know were there because they are just as ordinary civilians in behavior detection officers wh

in the city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> thank you supervisors. my name is joe and with avalon bay communities. we're the developer and owner of about 3,000 units in san francisco and currently building 300 more in the dog patch. i live in san francisco and earlier in my career i respond spent eight years building affordable housing with a non-profit and i know how difficult and critical it is that we're building new affordable housing . inclusionary housing is a key tool in the tool box to do this and it's critical to maximize the effectiveness of this tool. i am actually very eager to be joining with you and with city staff to be working on ways to maximize this most effectively. i don't believe it can be done arbitrarily or by decree. it's a great way to get the highest percentage but the only way to get the projects paying that percentage is with a formula and careful look at feasibility. the mayor's housing working group is working on this. i think there is tons of potent

this city has become a shadow of the city that i moved into 22 years ago. we need the board of supervisors to step up and put a stop to these sweeps immediately. pass a resolution supporting sb 876 and immediately pass your own resolution that decriminalizes homelessness, so that they are not blocking the sidewalk and that they are healthy and clean. that is what needs to happen. not sweeping people all over the place the city and making the situation worse. you have got to act now. thanks } thank you, mr. brooks. any other members of the public who would like to testify on this item? if so, please come forward >> hi arlene -- [speaker not understood] today i will be losing my section 8 tomorrow due to fact they cannot find a play that will accept it. regarding the differentation of the 311 beds and ga-assigned beds is a contributor to the empty beds in the evening. in which i have observed both at the sanctuary, and at providence emergency shelter at golden gate and bayview-hunters point operates. there is a distinction not at providence, but sanctuary bet

government and more importantly interested in the city and have invested commitment to the city, then so be it." when some sioux city residents were asked if the increase was fair-- they weren't sure. "if you look at it as kind of a part time job, i mean it's not like a city like chicago or new york or la, this is kind of a small town city." community input is something to be considered when making the final decision on the pay increase. "anything we can do to get more involvement for the community and the community involved in the decision making process...i'm still of the old make decisions than just one person or maybe five in this case." christina: even though the council has voted on this-- nothing can take effect until the next general election-- making it at the earliest-- january 1st of 2018. reporting live in studio-- christina grijalva-- abc 9 news. tim: just one day after the federal government gave the go ahead for the state of iowa to move forward with an april first rollout of medicaid privatization, a state senate subcommittee is taking a look at the possibliity of over

in the city of chicago. red light cameras generate 600,000 tickets a year. >> kidwell says chicago became the nation of red light cameras through a mix of politics. it started with a red flex memo, leaked to kidwell. >> it laid out the scheme, and it essentially said that this city employee by the name of john bills had received 1500 per camera, for every camera. that he over saw the installation of. and they are worth 384 of them at that time. >> then another former employee named michael schmidt approached, and told him about a meeting he attended in 2003. with red flex c.e.o. finley and john bills. >> there was a quintessential meeting. where john had a meeting with karen finley, and several top executives to coach them on how to behave at the next phase, and an important meeting at city hall. >> this is the first camera. >> he looked at me and said i'm going to talk to you like you don't know you. i looked at my boss and she held a finger up like this. and looked at me and put it down and shook her head

determining what went wrong-- from a city that's what a norfolk city councilman hopes will come out of an upcoming audit. the audit has to do with the public corruption charges city treasurer anthony burfoot is facing. 10 on your side's liz palka was at tonight's council meeting-- where the topic came up. liz? nicole and tom - this audit came up during the council work session. councilman andy protogyrou said he went through the entire indictment. and he's pointed out where the city auditor needs to start...in order to figure out where policies failed and how they can be fixed. councilman andy protogyrou discussed an upcoming audit of city procedures and policies. all related to the federal indictment involving city treasurer, and former vice mayor, anthony burfoot. protogyrou has sent this memo to city auditor john sanderlin. highlighting 17 paragraphs within the indictment. c23 4:40:07 - questions that legitimately need to culture that was in city hall and nrha at the time. one example: paragraph 21. related to the broad protogyrou said, we need names of everyone on the committee. wh

that will wrap it up from here in san francisco city. super bowl city. guys back to you. >> i might join you. free concert, free fireworks show? raj you need to get me some free food and i'll be happy. >> and jeff all she needs is a sweater? >> definitely a sweater. >> let's show you what it looks like that stage that raj was telling us about just moments ago the shot there it is. >> wow! >> janelle, it's calling your name. >> there's some space there for me. >> looks fun. >> have a good night, folks. >> see you at 11:00. >>> megyn kelly in a skin tight leather dress, out on a date night. >> how her feud with trump may have just netted her a new multi-million-dollar payday, now on "extra." >>> megyn kelly and her man hitting the town. how he feels about her duel with the donald. >> i think it's harder for my husband. he doesn't like to see me get attacked. >> plus, trump's untold story of meeting melania. >> i said, forget about them. >>> jamie foxx, liam hemsworth, jenny mccarthy. the stars pour in for the super bowl. from the parties to the couples, a.

city policy. now they are advising people to get their vehicles off the street if they can to help plows do their jobs more efficiently. coming up on news 4 at six, more on what the city says about current conditions and the cleanup process. sheila? sioux city is among several communities that have declared snow emergencies. in sioux city, that means, parking is prohibited on on emergency snow route streets. violators will be towed. the city has also closed city hall and other non- essential services and facilities, including the libraries, the tyson events center, convention center, musem, art center and long lines family rec center. sioux city community school have canceled classes for tomorrow as well. this includes the bishop heelan schools. theyeyre not the only school district in siouxland several are coming in. plus, some major businesses including tyson in dakota city are running some shifts. or alert 4 at the bottom of your tv screen. there's almost 320 announcements on here! a few busine

you have been forced to leave the city? >> with the rent, with the rent as high as they are, yes. middle class people in the city are not being really catered to and bussing their behind working everyday constantly to the point where, you know, they are not even sleeping, you know. what do we want? affordable housing. rallying with hundreds of new yorkers in east new york in brooklyn. people here are demanding half of the new houses built here are affordable to them. >> push them out because the rent is so high they can't afford it. the mayor michael bloomberg the city lost a third of apartments families. >> what we see now are effects of 20 years of housing policy, 20 years of people little by little being pushed out. no attempt to house these human beings. >> and homelessness, the number is rising everyday. >> homelessness right here. >> they are getting pushed out of state. >> new york city under the bloomberg administration eliminated entirely the permanent housing programs which were designed to help homeless families

we are talking to the mayor about the state of the city he sets a positive tone, and the city is growing extremely fast. some people think it may be too fast. >> we have been facing challenges, and we learned that the city is strong, and we've talked about economic development, downtown columbia. any part of the developing community is about the value of owning a home. we talked about this during the break. there's home ownership in the city of columbia. >> i would encourage everyone to go to the website columbiasc.net and we have robusta portfolio, over $120 million in loans, and with some great programs. for $500, people can get into their first home, and it is a strong program, private and public sector. we will spend more time talking about the suburban growth that we've seen over the last several decades, in the main street, and spending more time and resources to make sure that our core doors reflect the vibrancy of the neighborhoods around them. anytime you have great neighborhoods, you have a significant investment. >> it is so important that the livability of the city reflect th

and cloudy, brisk and snow from new york city south and east. city. colder on long island where you're getting the heavier snow. that's why there could be snow covered roads for the commute. windy and colder and snow steadiest will be east and 36 early and falling in the lower 30s in the day. snow redeveloping late tomorrow night. we're down to 28 and hoors the accuweather 7-day forecast. to three inches and 35 for a high. mainly on grassy surfaces. not so much on roads but the temperatures above freezing and a lingering flurry and check out later in the week. 31 for a high friday and an arctic front behind that. highs in the lower and middle 20s by next weekend. that will be the coldest air of the season so far. >> i'm kind of glad the cold, cold and snow don't coincide. >> laura behnke next with sports. >> it was nice and warm in california. super bowl 50 is in the it proves the old cliche that defense does, in deed, win championships. what a defensive performance we saw tonight on both sides. the broncos not only slowed cam newton but they pretty m

i talked to city leaders who told me this could save the city big money at a time when every dollar counts. it's a proposal that residents in local apartments and town homes are just now learning about and many aren't sold. >> in my opinion, it seems like they're nickeling and diming things to do that. >> today city council member john said a recent study showed eliminating trash removal service for homeowners and renters could mean big savings >> if we don't have to pay for dumpsters, and contract an outside party for that. i believe we'll save a few million dollars. >> we first told you about the proposal last night. derek green showed us an email exchange with emails of solid waste services. it says the proposed change would effect all complexes with more than four units in charlotte. including those receiving curb side roll out service from city crews. as well as those on city contractor dumpster collect service. >> it's unfair. taking away a service taxpayers are paying for. one taxpayer gets the service. the other taxpayer doesn't. it creates another class system. >> budget woes make

to tent city. i'm stephanie chuang live in san francisco where they're trying to spotlight a homelessness crisis and how the city is responding. >>> i'm bob redell with the next big step in getting rid of the old bridge. that story coming up. >>> plus, an 87-year-old woman viciously attacked right outside of a busy east bay mall. we'll find out the deit tails from the victimself. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a very good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. right to your forecast right now with kari. talk about a pick me up and how about a temperature me up, kari. >> cold this morning but warming up this afternoon. we start out in the 40s as you head out the door and now 50 degrees in san francisco. mostly clear skies in many spots and then highs today up to 64 degrees in the south bay. the north bay 62 degrees and san francisco 58. tri-valley looking at 62 degrees. so, we'll talk about this warm up on the way, especially

city's blight initiative. david bobzien, councilmember city of reno: "it's less trash in the street downtown, it's harder for people to rummage through them for to pull out stuff they want to find, so we end up with less trash on the street. " by using solar power... the compactors promote a more energy efficient community. and by compacting the trash to reduce the amount of pick-ups needed to empty them... they also help reduce fuel consumption and pollution from garbage trucks. and the family of nevada state senator debbie smith announced that a public memorial service will be held for her on sunday. the memorial will be at sparks high school at noon. governor sandoval has ordered flags be lowered to half staff through sunday in honor of smith. her family has asked that in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the doctor marnie rose foundation, which supports brain tumor research. we have a link to that foundation... and information on how to donate... on our website at k-t-v-n dot com. senator smith's s

a homeless protest snarling traffic in the middle of super bowl city prompting city leaders to respond immediately. outcue: "stand up fight back." trt=2 laura/vo san francisco's homeless problem highlighted amid super bowl week. the protesters' message to city lde >>> san francisco's homeless problem highlighted amid super bowl week. >>> plus, hillary and bernie getting ready to go head to head tonight. what we can expect in the final debate before the new hampshire primary. >>> and perfect timing for san francisco. there's another show taking place on the embarcadero. it it has nothing to do with football. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good thursday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. unlike the story about the bay bridge, our forecast has everything to do with football. kari hall joining us right now and she looks forward to the weekend. nice weather on the way. >> yes, looking forward to a warm up, too. our temperatures chilly all week and nice to get the rain, but looks like that rain pretty much has moved out and any c

thank you for coming to city hall first of all, thank to all the departments it under the general umbrella of the emergency management public works and area our economic & workforce development office including our faith cbo community and penguin and others we've been explicit expecting some big storms to come our way as conversations with meteorologists i think that's their property name and scientists warn us of the el nino storms that are coming here that will certainly our city and our area will be a focus of what necessary expect to be flooding i haven't seen any rain yet but i want to be and so our department desirable reduce if we lucky we'll be offeringly prepared we deal with unexpected dangers about you it is good he appreciate the departments and our direction coming together and doing everything we can to prepare not only themselves and their operations but to the public to the medium large and small businesses particularly to the residents for most now we know that with the exceptions we've been working in the private segment and public sector as well as with the faith based p

a statement from citi bike reads making sure citi bike serves all new yorkers. change is happening and todd says when it comes to bikes and other things, it's more good than bad. >> people will be left out and that's unfortunate, but more people are being helped than left out. >> reporter: i'm zachary keisch. dari: bigger and better for the u.s. open. steve: the changes underway at the national tennis center in flushing meadows, including a roof. >> reporter: how does it feel to be 23? >> you want the truth? dari: how cute. a special celebration for a birthday that comes just once thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast the sun'll come out tomorrow... for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicin

want the convenience of a big city but they may not necessarily want to live in a big city. they like to live in a small community where it's a tightknit community and everyone knows everyone else. in kings mountain sam smith fox 46 wjzy. kayla: other cities receiving us grants include dunn pembroke. bill: imagine people you don't know dumping trash in your yard do it at the city is going to kayla: recapping our top stories this thousands of families with charlotte-mecklenburg schools assignment plans. local towns are waiting to see how their kids education may change. the town of nappies meant ellen prineville are discussing the possibility of separating from the cms district. nothing has been decided yet and it's an clear the steps of towns would need to take to make that happen. bill: heavy rains who wins cause several treasonable on homes and in mt. holly ed treece by a house at half. the home is a large damage it might have to be bulldozed. selvin envisioned drive big tree came crashing down onto townhouse. thankfully the homeowners and home. a powerful storm system con

the city had six 2015. more than half a dozen people took the stand during day two of the fazzino murder trial. first look inside the fazzino's relationship before emily's death. alexander fazzino is accused of drowning his wife, emily fazzino, in the family's bath tub while their children were home. the trial has been delayed five times since then. reporter claire powellllrings us a recap of day two. day two of the fazzino trial started bright and early. with the state prosecution showing two lengthy demonstrations and calling seven witness to the stand. more ems and police highlighted their efforts to save emily fazzino that january night- in cpr demonstrations and bath tub recreations. later on, a detective detailed a february 2012 search warrant- where they discovered a packed back pack full of the that night, emily's thousand dollar life divorce papers-- filed just six days before her death. mpelling testimony of all came last. the family's nanny for an inside look at "rockyelationship" medication and

you can see a handful of cars past the belt merge through city city. in queens, by the grand central parkway, similar story there. likely, not too crowded this pa rning. you should be in for a nice ride if you have to go anywhere. alternate side of the street are suspended but you need to pay the meters. next weather and traffic update on the 4s zoochlt . >>> mangano says someone impersonoted him in a sexting scandal. they were sent to a public relations consultant did not come from him. he calls it a smear attempt and yo ws to take legal action. >>> the california highway patrol is investigating wo by zahra tax on pedestrians walking on the golden gate bridge. th fley have been struck by long metal darts. one hit in the thigh and another in the kneecap. passing car fired those darts from a blow gun. >>> authorities reopened you an avis facility in albuquerque after a bomb scare there. a mechanic noticed an explosive device attached to a car at the sun port yesterday. it was rented elsewhere and brought back to that airport location. nobody was injured

the former first daughter spoke the city. chelsea clinton, clinton) "if i'd been living in been poisoned and i child i'm m rrying. ere's a direct result of lead poisoning for some women, so it's heartbreaking to me. so to me, this is clearly a catastrophe." campaiging for her mother for the past few and she isn't the only clinton helping hillary on trail. lukas: bill clinton has been a key democratic powerhouse in her corner as she the white house. former presidentnt bill clilion really helplpg his wife's campaign? ? reporter jeff zeleny has mor "bill clinton loves the campaign trail. (bill clinton) "this state has been so good to me and to hillary." he's still the biggest name in democratic politics - one of the most popular former presidents - but clinton nostalgia is facing a fresh test in a year where being part of the old guard in his wife's second presidential campaign, he started with a soft touch. prprty much still the same girl i fell in loveith in law school. she really is." from responding to donald trump's attacks

if you're getting on the buses, six dee urs in tours in the city. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you. 4:34 right now. the nypd investigating a rash of slashings and stabbings. we talked about them a lot. three different crimes in three different part of the city. all of them equal little troubling. katherine creag is on the upper west side where a man walking down the street became a victim, the next victim. >> reporter: absolutely, kerry. residents here are tell us that this makes them feel so uneasy. it feels like an understatement saying because they are so troubled by what's happening, we want to show you this video. detectives and officers converging on this area. we're at west 88th street and columbus avenue. detectives and officers looking for evidence. police tape roped off the section of west 88th street where a map in his 30s was stabbed just while he was he was carrying a -- wearing headphones when a man shoved a knife. the suspect took off running wit

"sioux city is not a bad place to live," said flora lee, president of the sioux city naacp. "we have our issues just like any other community but i think we do try quite often to work on those issues. i think we do need to chip away at looking at discrimination and this is the only fundraiser the chapter does each year. just across the missouri river at the marina in the special troopers adaptive riding school hosted a big fundraiser. they use horses and d gs as therapy for physically, emotionally and socially challenged individuals. the executive director says about 80 percent of funding comes from donations. contributions also help keep operating costs low which helps keep the program running. stacy pedersen, executive director of stars. "we have 18 ofofhose in our herd. that would be a big componet of taking care of our horses making sure that they are well fed and well doctored. farrier is expensive." and there was a familiar face on the emcee. coming up next, we'll meet the genius. he can name all the presidents, states, and capitals. and he's only 4. and i'll have your

for a company-wide that included the one here in sioux city. today's closing follows outbreaks of norovirus and e. coli that resulted in hundreds of customers getting sick. chipotle is blaming sick employees for the two norovirus outbreaks that the restaurant chain experienced last year. and says tomatoes are salmonella outbreak. well, you couldn't really tell here in sioux city. but it was white out conditions area. how long will it last? ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. we have new information about a sunday morning shooting involving a sioux city police officer. (sheila) if you're just getting home here's a auick look at today's headlines. 14-year veteran officer ryan suffered a gunshot wound to his inner thigh. the man police say pulled the trigger, 18- year-old isaiah mothershed, also shot himself during the struggle with moritz. last week's big blizzard continues to cause problems nearly a week later. lots of cars were snowed in on sioux city streets, and haven't moved since the last flake fell. that's made it hard for cr

>>reporter: in a written statement from the city manager's office, we were told the city is investigating this theft with our bank, state and federal l authorities. as well as reviewing administrative procedures to prevent future a occurrences. >> it's not something that you hear about hitting about a city. lots and lots of things getting money from them, or some kind of scam, but never have i ever heard from a city. >>reporter: we found out today the city of titusville is still checking records to determine an exact dollar figure for the theft. but the city has liability insurance which should cover the losses sustained after a deductible is met. minimizing the loss to taxpayers. >> i would like them to get to the bottom of it, to find out what was going on. >>reporter: and we're told that insurance deductible is roughly $2500. live here in titusville, melanie holt, channel 9, eyewitness news sglchlt the director of a lake county day care is bind bars -- behind bars tonight, accused of child abuse, it stems from this video captured by a coworker at the day care that sparked outare rage o

high city. and talk about growth, about a thousand people a week are moving here. and it's the number one choice for millennials on the move. >> if you're planning to move in a new sofa for your big super bowl watch party, consider this -- 60% of all american furniture in homes originate in north carolina. >> yeah, that's nice, michelle. but not a whole lot of sitting here in denver, when it's sunny about 300 days a year, people are outdoors. that may be why denver is among america's fittest cities. >> john, have you even tried the barbecue here in north carolina? charlotte mayor jennifer roberts has. >> and we're here at spoon's barbecue, one of charlotte's finest. >> if you're craving a cheese favorite was originally created right here in denver. i understand you have a bit of a wager going on with the mayor of charlotte. >> after the broncos win super bowl 50, mayor roberts will have to wear this peyton manning jersey in public. in fact, you might as well take >> let's hope peyton manning doe

city decides to close the end feedback from residents. i was able to speak to a resident earlier today and he says he would like to hill to remain as is, but just wants the city to do somethin that they want to have the hill closed third option..which would be like to keep it open. and the thing is like, to have a stop sign at the top of the hill here coming up, or going down and it's like they could put a regular stop sign and then they have like the red deals that they could putand plus what they could also do is they could put a yello caution light there too if they wanted to," says kevin juron. bria: it is unclear if a final decision regarding thrill hill will be made tonight, but some residents say it's a start. i'm going to toss it back to you guys in studio, reporting live at trimble methodist churchia bell abc 9 news. jenna: our current weather watch/warning advisory system could be getting a facelift. the national is hoping update confusing terminology and a complex color system. tim: our meteorologist elisa raffa spoke to meteor

live in long island city, a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you, and coming up in a few minutes we'll show you ways to cut the heating bill by 25 percent, it costs less than 3 bucks a day and we want to see how you're coping with the arctic blast, post on social mediad with the hashtag show the cold. >>> chargesover attempted murder against the -- charges of attempted murder of the driver of this suv, but the driver says he's the victim of the teen's attempted armed robbery, so he chased him in his car to catch him, instead he hit him and severed his arm. josh has more. >> reporter: only eyewitness news was here at the precinct original victim, now one of the suspects was walked out and taken to court. now charged with attempted murder in a bizarre and gruesome case. it was quite a turn of events for the married father of three that found himself cuffed in a police case and waiting forking a trip to court, accused of attempted murder. >> two families are destroyed tonight. my cousin and this kid's fam

a beautiful day as the world peeks in on the prettiest city in the world, the most beautiful city in the world for my money. 4:00 a.m. saturday, saturday afternoon, sunday morning. stop me when you've seen it all. that's the first time where i've done that where i have run through a weekend and didn't show you some clouds or rain. when you wake up, upper 40s, lunchtime 82. max temperature in oakland tomorrow 65 degrees. not bad. warmer still as we head into the bay area sunday. sunday and monday will be the warmest days on the weekend. it's kind of funny. we talk about it during the break. mike mibach was saying he grew up in marin, went to school at si. it's true, i think we all feel like proud parents. our beautiful city that we all -- really, we wouldn't be here if we didn't love it, because it's not cheap. but it's going to be so much fun to shot off to the world in these perfect conditions in the middle of february. >> i hope they show off oakland, too. >> the bay area is oakland. san jose. it's everybody. this place is magic, and it's going to show up great. >> it is a proud mo

in fact in the city, 45. that's warmer than you expect it to be in the afternoon. 60 is the anticipated high. 64 is the record back in 1981. sun's up and won't see much son at all. sunset at 5:15. it's gray, wet, and heavy rain. by 5:15, we could be in the midst of it. north of our area, mixing with cool enough temperatures there. to the west, we see this rain. you have to remember, individual cells will ride along that front from the south to the north. we had devastating severe weather yesterday in parts of the south. now, some of that energy will translate into our area. here's what you can expect. morning rush, some rain to the west. by midday, rain taking over more of the area. things start to slow down. if the wipers are on, make sure the wipes are, too. afternoon rush that's going to be the challenge when you seat heavier rain pushing through from west to east. a real quick time line for you. you can see as we work our way even as late at 10:00 or 11:00, you may still be dry in the city. then there's t

the city's own numbers indicate the dead would more than double if the city council votes to approve a consent agreement with the department of justice and loretta lynch's office agreed with it to define a government found in questionable policing practices and the city is holding a series of meetings to discuss this and the po 2e7b -- potential costs and they sign it and it is done and we wanted to make sure the residents could actually see what the product was and weigh in before there was a signature. >> reporter: puts a cost of fulfilling the consent agreement at almost $4 million and the most costly is officers to be paid better than other officers in the st. louis area and mandate salary increases for administrative and fire department personnel and the city would have to pay for the cost of a justice department monitor for three years while increasing diversity training for officers and installing software to identify officers with overly violent tendencies in addition to other costly measures the implemented like fitting officers with body cameras, if ferguson rejects the dep

and he hopes the city council will move forward with this next year. 3 3 a sioux city teen is getting a big boost towards achieving his dream... the dream of being a navy pilot.the experimental aircraft association has given 14 year old kevin farias (fuh-ree-iss) a "matching funds award." the award was handed out at martin airfield in south sioux city. this means the group will pay four thousand dollars towards his first lesson... and eventually his pilot's license. farias was selected because of an essay he wrote promoting flying in siouxland... and for sharing his desire to become a naval aviator. 3 "i feel encouraged. so that, my pilot's license. some things are very tough and some things are very easy but i focus on everything so that whenever i take the written, i can ace it."his first flight with an instructor is scheduled for this saturday... weather permitting. 3 <<<"..........">>> 3 <

for the city. our over arching goal at san francisco is stated not always in practice but stated we do a lot to enhance reinty service and rehabilitation efforts and the [inaudible] less and less should not be geared to punitive effort but rehabilitation effort, effort that help people find success and a path way to economic stuckt stability in their communities and lives so the hearing is part the process to explore how to improve the efforts as a city and align our debt and collection system with goals for reentry and rehabilitation. we will have a few presentation from different parts the city. the public defenders office will be here as well as the debt collector office and treshier office and mta and superior court. first up is a presentation on the cities amnisty program working group. ruth [inaudible] from oewd and amanda read from the treasurers office. >> good afternoon chair kim and supervisor avalos. my name is ruth supelt with office och economic and work force development. the mayors o

for the city. our over arching goal at san francisco is stated not always in practice but stated we do a lot to enhance reinty service and rehabilitation efforts and the [inaudible] less and less should not be geared to punitive effort but rehabilitation effort, effort that help people find success and a path way to economic stuckt stability in their communities and lives so the hearing is part the process to explore how to improve the efforts as a city and align our debt and collection system with goals for reentry and rehabilitation. we will have a few presentation from different parts the city. the public defenders office will be here as well as the debt collector office and treshier office and mta and superior court. first up is a presentation on the cities amnisty program working group. ruth [inaudible] from oewd and amanda read from the treasurers office. >> good afternoon chair kim and supervisor avalos. my name is ruth supelt with office och economic and work force development. the mayors o

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with a string of robberies in sioux city. but while officers rounded up the suspects and a large amount of stolen property found at valley park apartments... things took a turn. "due to a lack of vehicles to transport, he was allowed to come back into the apartment and we accomodated him by allowing him to sit on a couch," says doug young, sioux during a press conference at police headquarters mothershed was was able to pull a hidden 40 calibur handgun from in between the couch cushions and shoot at police. ryan moritz, a 13- force, has hit in the leg. "he was still cuffed, which allowed him to couch and when officer moritz went to remove him, he turned sideways and had the gun in his hand and fired from the seated position, says young. in the scuffle that followed, mothershed also shot himself in the leg. no officers fired shots during the incident. "there's a lack of respect, attitudes out there, and i think law enforcement is paying the price now for it," says young. officer moritz is okay - chief young says he was treated

we have discussed this issue with the city. we had come to terms on agreement to be particular to the city council. the agreement was to be approved or rejected. the city was clear last night that they rejected the agreement. >> what was your reaction when you heard that the counsel objected? >> disappointment that they chose litigation over faster moves that would bring constitutional policing to the police department. is your understanding -- of what the sticking points were? why did the city council vote this down? the city council had public hearings on that, but it is unclear as to whether or not those are the concerns they were relying upon. you would have to refer to them. what i can say is that after painstaking negotiations a document was reached in which every detail was discussed by both sides, and decided to present that document to the city council for approval or rejection. every part of that document was discussed and was negotiated extensively. >> thanks. >> thank you. todayayor of ferguson said they are willing

they have announced a lawsuit against the city and the state for failing to protect the city's citizens. >> i don't think there's any doubt here, but is there gross negligence? >> the city down played the possibility of lead poisoning for months. these internal e-mails obtained by guyette, and another memo details the major public health public health concern to keep the community safe. >> they knew it was a problem and their response was people can just relax. that to me is unconscionable. >> reporter: guyette is not the only person that has concerns. flint residents continue to rally. >> i don't know why there aren't advance distributing bottled water to home. >> how can they hide, of this stuff for 18 months? the inaction on that is ridiculous. >> reporter: the state agency tasked with h testing the water for safety, is still trying to explain what went wrong. >> i have said mistakes were made. >> heading the state department of environmentalist quality. >> our state and the city and our partners at epa and we have a plan in place that is addressing the issue that will eliminate the

the city also has plans to expand and add to city parks, and make to prepare for the new liberty high school. the city administrator says people in north liberty should expect traffic delays. "32:05-:14 "it's fun and exciting to be part of a growing community, and of course one of those challenges is keeping up with the infrastructure and then having patience as we make those improvements." the widening of penn street near i-380 is set to begin in early april. a proposed art project on the ped mall in iowa city is causing some controversy. the downtown district is asking the city for 50-thousand dollars so it can hire a the 500-thousand dollars needed for this 30-foot sculpture. critics say the downtown district should be able to raise own. supporters say funding the project is in the best interest of the city. ' when you can lever a $50,000 half million dollar sculpture, or a work of art, or improvement in a district that will enhance the quality of life for everyone, i think why not do that. ' the city council was split on the issue during a meeting earlier this month. the council w