Both well at this time and they plan to remain at home within forvicks sinex. Instantly clear faseverday congestion. The white house during their convalescence. The White House Medical Team and for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. I will maintain a vigilant watch and i appreciate the support by just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors some of our countrys greatest in the air and on soft surfaces. Medical professionals and institutions rest assured, i expect the for 45 days. President to continue carrying out his duties without disruption while recovering. Well keep you updated on any future developments. A Senior Administration official would not say if the president was symptomatic, but he will quarantine and continue to work hard the announcement came after one of his aides tested positive for the virus. Nbcs Hallie Jackson joins us with the latest from d. C hallie, good morning reporter good morning. As we wake up and the world wakes up to the news
police in berlin now have the face and name of the man believed to be the suspect in the market attack that left 12 people dead and nearly 50 injuresed. this as investigators are sweeping across europe looking for the suspect. it seems the man now known as 23-year-old anis amri, a tunisia asylum seeker has been on authorities raider for some time. he has been under surveillance under suspicions he may had been planning an attack. now they warn he could be violent and armed as they comb through evidence in an all-out manhunt for him. we start with matt bradley in berlin. thanks and good morning. we re getting word that german authorities have conducted raids across the country. several in the western city. that s outside of deuceal doef, which is near the border with the netherlands, and we re not sure what that raid or the others were about. what we do know from german media is that the suspect spent some time there and that s where he made connections with jihadists, some
death penalty case. rusch told the committee this morning he s seen first-hand how costly and hard it was on jurors and court personnel. he says death penalty cases are unfairly taxing on county governments and he doesn t believe the punishment is an effective crime deterrent. civil rights leaders gathered at the iowa capitol today to push for criminal justice reform. members of local naacp chapters, and other groups, want to keep confidential juvenile records, and ban the box to expand work opportunities for people with criminal histories. but, those leaders admit getting real change could be a challenge. there was snow in some parts of siouxland.but can we expect more tonight? here to tell us that is chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib a little light snow made its way across parts of the area with central siouxland only seeing a dusting although one to two inches fell in the eastern parts of the region. we re not done with s
he was accused of pulling out a machete-type knife during a disturbance at the super wal-mart on floyd boulevard. wanatee was charged with assault while displaying a dangerous weapon. he still hasn t been sentenced in that case. wanatee was also give credit for time her served inj prison prior to his conviction. that also reduced the time he spent behind bars. while serving his sentence, wanatee was placed on work release, and parole, and violated both. (matt) thanks tiffany. while the temperatures may be nice, the wind not so much. (matt) chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now to tell us more about the wind advisory in most of siouxland. weather ad-lib high wind warning for holt county from until noon friday wind advisory for most of siouxland weather reaching the 60s out in o neill and the 40s and 50 for most of the rest of us. even more warming will be coming our way on friday but it will be at the expense of having to put up with very gusty winds. the cold front b
from sioux city more than a year ago. but, the floating casino s legal battles continue. (matt) today, the both sides went before the iowa court of appeals. good evening, i m matt breen. (sheila) and, i m sheila brummer. thanks for watching. the iowa supreme court referred the case to the appeals court. (matt) the appeal centers on the iowa racing and gaming commission rejecting a request to extend the riverboat s gaming license. instead, it awarded the license to the hardrdock hotel and casino, and its non-profit partner missouri river historical development. ktiv s tommie clark with an update tonight from des moines. in sioux city first then then they addressed whether or not argosy has a license. they should have done it the other way around, said the attorney representing belle of sioux city, mark weinhardt asl bridge: the legal battle continues and both sides say they re not sure this will be the last time that they meet. an attorney for the irgc argued that, under io