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open t tthe general public in the near future. in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. deborah: a sioux city woman will face charges..for allegedy selling the synethenic marijuana drug. k-2. that may have caused the death of a west high school senior. deborah:h: 18 year-old rose autumn mouw.is charged with involuntary manslaughter.an d delivery of a controlled substance. the charges stem from the death of 18 year-old high school senior.austin mccloud. mc-cloud died last april.after smoking the drug k-2 .that he allegedly purchased from mouw. mouw has pleaded not guilty. her trial is set to begin on april 26th. abc-9 spoke to the mother of mccloud, who says she has no hate in her heart for mouw. she says that nothing will bring her son back..but her new mission is to prevent other kids from making the same mistake that he made . warning others of the severe dangers of synthetic marijuana. deborah: in a bizarre incident this afternoon.a south sioux city gas pump was knocked ove ....
the next round. among those calling for change.. ben carson. (dr. ben carson/ (r) presidential candidate) debates are supposed to be to get to know the candidates, and get to know what s behind them and what their thinking process is, what their philosophy is, and what it has turned into is gotcha. sundnd s meeting is an unheard of gathering of rivals.. the candidates, united in their anger over what they called the hostile nature and tone of the questioning. nats (becky quick/ moderator) your board fired you. i just wondered why you think we should hire you now? (john harwood/ moderator) is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign? and rnc chief reince priebus agreed.. complaining bitterly just moments after the debate ended. (reince priebus/ republican national committee chairman) i think it was one gotcha question, one personal low blow after the other. but the candidates also plan totoake control of the debates from priebus and the rnc.. charging that ....
kentucky on the right, they say, well, we need more money for military. on the left, they say we need more money for welfare. and so, they get together, there s a secret handshake, and we spend more money on everything. texas ten years from now, we are told 33-billion- dollars will be cut in 2025. well, mr. president, if you believe that, i have a bridge to sell you in brooklyn and some beach- front property in arizona for you. he says nobody in congress believes those cuts will ever happen. i m andrew spencer, reporting americans are not spending as much. the government says spending only rose by just one-tenth of one percent in september. this is the weakest showing since spending fell in january, amid harsh winter weather. however, incomes rose by one-tenth of a point with wages and salaries flat following two months of big gains. china s new two-child baby policy is having a big impact on the country s economy. investors are betting on a bump increasing for child ....
today is election day, and across eastern iowa voters will choose city council members and make other local decisions. one choice for voters. is if the cedar rapids public library see additional funds. the library wants voters to approve a levy of 27 cents for one thousand dollars of the assessed taxable valuation of a home. that would cost the owner of a cedar rapids home valued at 150- thousand dollars an extra 23 dollars a year. this levy would raise an estimated one-point-six million dollars each year for the library. board members say if they don t get the funding, the library could close one day a week. also on the ballot in cedar rapids are those vying for the at-large and district candidates for city council. voting officials in johnson county will be extra watchful during today s city elections. they want to make sure poll watchers are following state law. johnson county auditor travis weipert says he s heard some candidates in university heights and iowa cit ....
system helped them learn about a potential school threat. but they say it also revealed a downside to procedure. the monticello school district says police received a text message indicating a student might bring a gun to the high school yesterday. as a precaution, police were at the school, and students were not allowed in hallways during classes. parents, if they wanted to, could take their kids out of school for the day. early yesterday morning, monticello police chief britt smith got a message on his phone. it was a notification that someone had sent an anonymous tip about the gun threat to the jones county text to tell system. once the tipster sends the text, officers can respond asking for more information. but the tipster can end all communication at any time, by simply typing stop. with this program granting that anonymity we aren t able to clarify. we it s just an unknown until we are able to get someone to admit that and say i submitted it . monticello, ....