And was hit by another car a second victim was expected to bill came. Robin winston it happened last night at 1125 because it is so early in the morning this is not causing any major delays but if it sticks around the and the latter part of the morning commute it may start to back up traffic in both directions it is looking pretty good for now over to 92 track and the ride on the san mateo bridge a pretty good shape we have seen in the major problems it will be a good connection come our san leandro have a union sitting. Anny hong 12 and oakland is breezy and despite that we will see some strong winds especially later on tonight temperatures right now fifties across the board to 04 is unpleasant and antioch the miles walk as 60 degrees above four is for santa rosa and novato in the fifth try our friends in the san jose area this morning temperatures today will be very mild once again by 10 00 will see generally 6 is across the board and then by lunch time we will see sixties. Anny hong
Million dollars each year. The levy would have increased property taxes about 23 dollars a year for the owner of a home with an assessed value of 150 thousand dollars. Kcrgtv9s Sarah Mccarthy has been following the story and joins us live outside the library. Sarah, has the library made any decisions for next steps . 0 beth, not yet. Library Officials Say theyre looking at what services to cut. But wont make any concrete decisions for at least a few months. 20 45 38 were helping people at square one. But square one may soon be a little smaller. For Library Worker erin horst, a failed library levy means fewer opportunities to help people who rely on this space for research, technology access, even job hunting. In who have never used a computer some people. So they have to learn to use a mouse, they have to make an email account for themselves. They have to write a resume for the first time in their lives. Right now, the library operates on a 6 point 3 Million Dollar budget each year. Th
11. 08. 43. 24don reynolds was driving home after his shift last night, and saw the commotion. But what started as a traffic stop, ended with 21 yearold Jonathan Tyler gossman, shot and killed. The cedar rapids officers are doing what theyre being paid to do,cedar Rapids Police chief wayne jerman says,thats exactly what his officers were doing tuesday night, when they stopped a car with three people inside. He says investigators suspected drug activity, and when they pulled over the car on ravenwood, they say gossman took off through the neighborhood. Chief jerman says two officers followed him. And then there was another physical confrontation down the street from the stop 11. 31. 13. 25 thats when he says gossman pulled out a gun and was shot and killed. My concern is always the welfare of the officers 11. 32. 36. 13 24 7 in that what they go out and do, is a very dangerous job and last night, this morning, is another example of what our officers encounter on a daily basis. 11. 32. 4
To the transamerica building for the holiday meal also sponsored by aging services for various reasons. But more needed the meals delivered. Sot nat so a couple of years ago, sponsors made the switch to an alldelivery holiday service. Some volunteers have a different job now. But all still get the thrill of helping out. You feel this aura coming over the group of people when everybodys pulling on the rope at the same time. Its just a fantastic feeling and theres no shortage of volunteers. One hundred 30 people signed up to help and there was still a waiting list of others willing. One family took the participation prize. Nine members ranging in age of 65 to 8 manned the serving line. Everybody came last night for thanksgiving so we said how about if we do this and everybody was like i think its a great idea whats fun about this job. Helping the needy and i like scooping stuff so things have changed with this holiday meal since it all started in the late 1970s. But its still needed. Sti
On this thanksgiving day, while many people will enjoy a large, warm meal with family and friends, thats not an option for everyone. But thats why people are serving meals to the elderly and those in need. Kcrg tv nines Dave Franzman is live in iowa city at one of those meals. Tell us about it dave. Animationlive nicole, this melas program at the Johnson County Senior Center began back in the 1970s. The serving starts at 11am, but it usually takes a while longer for the diners to start rolling in. Last year they served 125 meals. The biggest meals progrma in linn county both started and actually wrapped up early this morning. Transamerica sponsored a dinner for seniors for the 36th year in cooperation with aging services, but all of the 900 meals there are packaged up and delivered to homes early in the morning. Thats a change from years ago, when the transamerica dinner was a mixture of delivered meals and also a noon hour gathering at the companys cedar rapids headquarters. 137 volun