make, that is about the first amendment. he s allowed to give a political speech, and allowed to say wrong things in the speech. if you are republican running against trump and saying this is bad, the argument has to be that it is first amendment protected for you to say gosh i probably lost georgia unfairly by 12,000 votes. you cannot call the secretary of state and say find me 12,000 votes. those are different types of speech, and it ll be interesting to see if any of the republicans in the primary actually make that argument. wolf, putting all the legal stuff aside, you and i have covered a lot of these campaigns. i cannot believe that vivek ramaswamy is not trying to seize upon donald trump being arraigned in federal court to take advantage for his campaign. he sounded as though he is auditioning for vice president or a member of the trump cabinet. what kind of bizarre, twilight zone world are we in right now? other campaigns, in the past, campaign rivals will be seizin
more. christina tim and jenna the city is working on a new application for their full 13.9 million dollar project. the big downtown facelift involves three projects. one is a new hotel adjacent to the convention center with a new parking ramp. second is an agriculture and expo learning center near the site of the former john morrell plant. and third new housing in the 100 block of virginia street. all of which economic development director mark dougherty says will be beneficial to the city. they kind of work nicely in a district, i wish the district was bigger, we re trying to fit everything in there, it s kinda tight, um it s really an opportunity for the community to tap into state resources as we have in the past, with projects like the tyson event center or the orpheum, that have been of lasting value. dougherty does expect there to be some contingencies to put finanncing in place and that they will have some more work to do. however he says the work they
start this spring. december 2016 is the target time to open the park. it s been talked about for tonight, the sioux city school board approved a land donation to the city of sioux city. if you look a little to the west of lincoln elementary, you ll see dearborn bridge. sioux city of land leading up to that bridge. the school board decided to donate that piece of land to the city so that they can reconstruct the bridge. they say this is a common practice between the school district and the city. and this is not the first and for sure not the last time they will go through with something like it. this will be great for the community as a whole because during the reconstruction process of the bridge this will help realign things, it will keep everything a little bit more at bay in the neighborhood, it will actually make the project line up and look right and it s good for us because we are a neighbor as well to that project, said sioux city community schools director of operat
the president and chancellor at the university of missouri resigned yesterday amid scandal and heightened racial tensions. anger has been growingnfor months on campus. after incidents of racism and hate crimesd% went unnoticed. one student refused to eat until the president stepped down. c-n-n s kyung lah reports. in 2010 cotton balls scattered in front of the black culture center a reference to slavery and a hate crime. this fall black student leaders called racial slurs on two different occasions. a most recently a swastika, in human excrement left on a dorm wall. (nats ferguson unrest) the students say they re the post ferguson generation shaped by events in a city just two hours away. black students make up just seven percent of the 35-thousand students these protesters. mobilized. camping out on the university s quad. faculty threatened to walk off the job. but it was this that became the protest s game changer 30 mizzou football players tweeted they would boycott team a
france vowing this is only the beginning. but its prime minister also warned it may be only the beginning of more attacks - more, he said, are being planned in france. raids of a different kind blitzed isis in syria. a dozen french warplanes hitting their stronghold in raqqa. us forces also involved. isis claimed eight men carried out the attacks. french authorities today named the man they believe was the mastermind. abdelhamid abaaoud from belgium, who they believe was in syria last year. and they re still looking for this man. salah abde-salam, also from belgium, an accomplice they believe. police say he s dangerous- do not approach . they had stopped him at a checkpoint after the attacks. but let him go because he had no criminal record. the faces of the dead stare out, at the places where they died. many here can t put their grief into words. woman dissolves in tears. paris today is braced for more attacks. and still traumatized by those its seen. bill neely/ nbc news/