[update: authorities say the missing juvenile was located] – Thank you.

Police in Council Bluffs are asking for the public’s help in locating an 11-year-old boy who went missing Friday night. Officers were dispatched at around 11:13-p.m. to 136 East Graham Avenue, in Council Bluffs, with regard to a missing juvenile. Officers were informed that Jameson Borden, of Council Bluffs, had left the residence in an unknown direction when his parents left to go to the store. Jameson was last seen wearing a green and gray Under Armour hooded sweatshirt, black shorts and gray shoes.

If you see him, please contact the Council Bluffs Police Department at 712-328-4716 or 712-328-4761 or call 911.

Jameson Borden

(Radio Iowa) – A Washington, D.C. jury has found a Des Moines man guilty on seven criminal charges related to his role in the rioting inside the U.S. Capitol on January 6th of last year. Doug Jensen was among the first to be arrested after the attack and he said during an F-B-I interview that he wanted to be a poster boy for that day’s events. Jensen was seen in widely broadcast and shared videos confronting a U.S. Capitol Policeman on steps near the U.S. Senate floor.

The prosecutor told jurors Jensen didn’t just lead the mob that day, he weaponized it. Evidence during the trial showed Jensen was the 10th person to enter the Capitol. Jensen is likely to be sentenced in December.

Jensen’s attorney told jurors the pandemic did weird things to us, including Jensen, who believed online conspiracy theories about the 2020 election and what would happen on January 6th.

(Radio Iowa) – The Democratic candidate in Iowa’s fourth congressional district says proposed carbon pipelines are not the right way to cut carbon emissions. Ryan Melton is the Nevada Democrat challenging Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra. “I’ve been opposed to carbon capture pipelines since day one,” Melton says. “It’s definitely a failed climate change solution. If you go look at the record, there have been plenty of carbon sequestration plants that have opened and closed because they over promise and under deliver.”

Melton says there are better ways to use the federal tax credits developers of the carbon pipelines hope to secure. And Melton says emergency responders in rural Iowa are ill equipped to respond if there are ruptures to carbon pipelines. “We are facing an existential crisis when it comes to climate change. We need bold action,” Melton says. “Marrying ourselves to the status quo with a failed technology is not the way to go.” Melton says the carbon capture pipeline projects would be a boondoggle. He’s also opposed to President Biden’s move last spring to temporarily allow the year-round sale of E-15 — gasoline with a 15 percent blend of ethanol.

Melton says ethanol could be part of the mix, but it’s time to develop other energy sources that aren’t an additive to fossil fuels. “We need to have a much wider diversification of options because no politician and no scientist can sit here right now and tell you which of those options is going to be the silver bullet answer for climate change mitigation,” Melton says. “I think we should really be spending a lot more of our resources on next (generation) renewable energy — wind, solar — while still maintaining corn ethanol because, again, we need diversification.”

Melton made his comments during taping of “Iowa Press” which airs tonight (Friday) on Iowa P-B-S. Congressman Feenstra’s campaign manager issued a written statement, calling Melton an out of touch ally of President Biden who will continue the attacks on our way of life.