stolen by the people who were riding in it. 3 3 speaking of stolen cars. sioux city police say five cars were stolen or burglarized this morning in the city. that s part of an alarmingngtrend they r rseeing recently.many of those incident have taken place on the northside of town and in morningside. some of those cars were left unlocked. and some even had the keys still inside. sioux city police say car owners can take simple steps to deter would- be thieves. 3 we recommend that if you are going to park somewhere that try to do it in a well lite sure once again to lock your vehicle and don t leave your keys in the car.// with the winter months coming up don t let your vehicle idle by itself make sure that it s not unattended. we have a dramatic increase also onon again in the winter months because of people letting there vehicles warm up. then somebody will jump in the vehicle and take off with it. valuables should also be hidden from view or stored location. 3 3 utility wo
venesky 1889 votes to 554.in other races of interest. charles holz of le mars wins a special election to replace retiring rep. chuck soderberg in the iowa house. he was running unopposed.voters in sioux center rejecting a bond issue to spend $4 million dollars to expand highway 75 through town. the measure fell 4% short of the 60% needed to pass, though the yes side did receive the most votes.voters in buena vista county approving extending a 1% local option sales tax.voters in crawford county overwhelmingly rejecting a $2.65 million dollar bond issue to build a dialysis center in denison.voters in onawa approving a proposed 7% hotel/motel tax.and voters in sheldon approving a proposed increase of their exisisting hotel/motel tax to 7%.finally. the omaha tribe of nebraska approves a proposal to legalize growth, sale and tribe s lands. 3 two people are dead after a stolen car crashed into another vehicle on sioux city s northside.that accident happened about one this aft
3 3 voters in ohio have shot down a ballot measure that would ve allowed the use of marijuana for recreational and medical purposes. instead. as as c - b - s news correspondent adriana diaz shows us. they passed another measure. stopping the creation of a cultivation monopoly in the state. 3 (pkg) -nat/sot-the work continues. it s not over supporters of a plan to legalize marijuana in ohio are vowing to keep up the fight.even though voters issued a resounding no to issue 3 tuesday.ian james the executive director of responsibleohio helped brbrg the issue to the ballot: (sot ian james/ campaigngn director ) there are people who have a c conic illness. they need the compassionate care that medical marijuana provides.ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich was among those who worried the measure would do more harm than good.saying in a statement that -quote- ohioans said no to easy access to drugs. nats/sot- i voted yes on issue 2, no on issue 3voters
done to combat islamic state militants marching toward turkey. ifill: a new book explores what makes a great commander in chief and why americans might not want another abe lincoln. we want to turn the president into a combination of harrison ford and air force one and superman. and the realty is we don t have a president like that anymore. woodruff: plus, china s most famous artist, aei weiwei, barred from leaving the country, explores what it means to be free with an exhibition inside america s most notorious prison: alcatraz. we basically cannot touch the walls. we cannot touch anything. we cannot add anything. the hanging installation, the prisoners themselves, it was only there for a period of time. ifill: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur f
militants marching toward turkey. ifill: a new book explores what makes a great commander in chief and why americans might not want another abe lincoln. we want to turn the president into a combination of harrison ford and air force one and superman. and the realty is we don t have a president like that anymore. woodruff: plus, china s most famous artist, aei weiwei, barred from leaving the country, explores what it means to be free with an exhibition inside america s most notorious prison: alcatraz. we basically cannot touch the walls. we cannot touch anything. we cannot add anything. the hanging installation, the prisoners themselves, it was only there for a period of time. ifill: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to build