Ktivs sam curtiss joins us live tonight, at one of the biggest parties in town. Hes live at the Hard Rock Hotel and casino in downtown sioux city tonight. Sam. For new years eve, it looks like this is the place to be in the sioux city area. ad lib Current Situation tomorrow, theres one spot in sioux city that many hawkeye in hawkeye tradition. And a large part of that tradition are the people, the fans. On gamedays, this grill is a vital part of the gameplan. But for the rose bowl friday, its taking a seat on the bench. It will not be going tomorrow, said john tremmel. John tremmel has manned it during iowa Football Games for a couple decades now. Since hayden fry started, we started a deal where he grills for hawkeye fans that show up. A gentlemans agreement with the late owner of martys tap, martin allard. You cant afford me per hour, said john tremmel. Ill work for a couple beers. Minus tremmel and the grill, not much will be different on gameday at martys. Except for maybe a few ex
Around the word people welcomed 2016 with celebration and well wishes. Amid concerns of terrorism. Security was tightbut spirits remained high. Sarah dallof has the story for us. Countries to ring in the new year. Setting the stage with fireworks from the sky tower. A similar display but different backdrop in australia this one over the citys harbor where thousands gathered along the shore to watch. Color filled the sky above hong kong. And in taiwan where a Fireworks Show lasted more than five minutes taking revelers well into 2016. Singing and dancing brought a fresh twist to the forbidden city in beijing. The citys shopping and bar areas were watched over y armed guards part of a holiday security alert. In paris celebrations were scaled back in the wake of the recent terror attacks and ongoing concerns about safety. The annual Fireworks Show was replaced by a video presentation along the champs de elysee. nats big ben big ben and the london eye featured prominently in londons firewo
Unlike its neighbours, the house at 1423 Towers St. in downtown Montreal seems to have withstood the test of time. While its stone Victorian walls appear unchanged, the building itself is hiding a secret: it’s not a house at all.