here in sioux city... take a look "jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux city public library jessica and donna brooks discuss the latest book club at the sioux

according to sioux city police... 18- year- old jeremiah verbeski of sioux city admitted to lighting a pine cone on fire and throwing it into the dumpster. the dumpster was destroyed... doing 15- hundred dollars s damage. the outside of the dollar tree received 5- thousand dollars in damage. verbeski is charged with second- degree arson and criminal mischief. he's being held in the woodbury county jail on 10- thousand dollars bond. meanwhile... police have been *looking* * r the driver of a car involved in a roroover cident this afternoon on sioux city's west side. it happened just after 2 o'clock in the 31- hundred block of edmunds avenue... a couple blocks south of west high school. when police arrived... they found the car on its top... but empty... with no trace of the driver or any passengers. police say they know who the car belongs to... and will use that as a starting poininin their investigation. diana>> work on a nehousing development in morningside was briefly interrupted this afternoon. construction crews hit a 1 and a half inch gas line with a piece of construction equip

according to sioux city police... 18- year- old jeremiah verbeski of sioux city admitted to lighting a pine cone on fire and throwing it into the dumpster. the dumpster was destroyed... doing 15- hundred dollars in damage. the outside of the dollar tree received 5- thousand dollars in damage. verbeski is charged with second- degree arson and criminal mischief. he's being held in the woodbury county jail on 10- thousand dollars bond. meanwhile... police have been *looki* for the driver of a car involved in a rollover accident this afternoon on sioux city's west side. it happened just after 2 o'clock in the 31- hundred block of edmunds avenue... a couple blocks south of west high school. when police arrived... they found the car on its top... but empty... with no trace of the driver or any passengers. police say they know who the car belongs to... and will use that as a starting point in their investigation. diana>> work on a new housing development in morningside was briefly interrupted this afternoon. construction crews hit a 1 and a half inch gas line with a piece of construction eq

we have a great concert coming up right here in sioux city with the sioux city symphony orchestra. it's going to be a one of a kind experience. guaranteed something you've never experienced before. ryan haskins the musical director of the sioux city symphony is here to tell us about a night at the museum. hi sarah. how are you? good. saturday october 17th is going to be a thrilling night, like you mentioned nothing like this has ever been tried before. the focus is four historic instruments from our wonderful partnership with the national music museum which is right down the road in vermillion. we will be featuring these instruments in our concerts with performers from around the country coming here to sioux city. instruments that have not been performed on for 150 years, 175 years. instruments from the mid 1700's. they're a really incredible combination with a modern day orchestra and historic instruments. it's going to be pretty electrifying. this is something that's really never been done before. this is something that's really never been done before anywhere with these amazing

sioux city... with an entire city supporting them. "the uss sioux city is set to be christened in either december ofof this year,r,r january of 2016, before it bebens its sea trials. i i marinetttt wisconsin, with photographer jake rains, matt breen, ktiv news 4. >> the ships actually launch when they're only about 80-percent complete.. the rest of the work is done on the water. the e -member "core" crew of the u.s.s. sioux city hails from all over the country. their duties are as diverse as their backgrounds. but, they all want to represent the city of sioux city well. next month, ktiv's matt breen will continue his reporting from wisconsin... with stories about the u.s.s. sioux city, its crew, their special ties to siououcity, and the meaning of their misison. "building the u.s.s. sioux city"... in november, on ktiv, siouxland's news channel. still to come.... scientists say they may have found an important weapon against cancer. that story that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering su

sioux city... with an entire city supporting them. "the uss sioux city is set to be christened in either december of this year, or january of 2016, before it begins its sea trials. in marinette, wisconsin, with photographer jake rains, matt breen, ktiv news 4. >> the ships actually launch when they're only about 80-percent complete. the rest of the work is done on the water. the 53-member "core" crew of the u.s.s. s sux city comes from a a over the country. their duties are as diverse as their backgrounds. but, they all want to represent the city of sioux city well. next month, ktiv's matt breen will continue his report from wisconsin... with stories about the u.s.s. sioux city, its crew, their special ties to the town, and the meaning of their mission. be sure toatch "building the u.s.s. sioux city"... in november on ktiv. still ahead on 4 today... don't get left in the dark. new research sheds l lht on the importance of f ght in preventing alzheimers disease. ben: and i'll have your << >> <<<< wx timer @ @:30 red flag warning in eff

named for sioux city. larry>> the united states navy is anticipating the completion of u-s-s sioux city lcs-11... diana>> our jetske wauran traveled to marinette, wisconsin and joins us now with special report. jetske.. that's right guys..after 10 hours of driving to wisconsin, i finally got to see the uss sioux city, which has been under construction since june of 2013. itit the eleventh ship... of a w generation of high-tech fighting machines...and it's nearing its launch... matthew lewis combat system, u.s. navy>> "accomplish a really big goal and getting a ship and bringing it to life." jetske wauran reporting>> uss sioux city lcs-11 a massive littoral combat ship currently under construction. "seeing this ship being built it's like watching something grow and you get to develop it. jetske wauran reportinin> u-s-s sioux city stretches at 387 feet long. costing g re than 700-million dollararto build... at fincantieri marinette marine in marinette wisonconsin... each component of steel safely stored at t

thman who shot a sioux city police officer. a judge sentences the last of two members of dean's getaway team. as as this case is wrapped up, we hear from kevin mccormick, the officer dean shot. his reaction to the sentencing and what's next for him, the city, and the mmunity as the big case is behind them. and if you're thinking of adding a pet to your home, there are some practical and economical questions to ask before you adopt. we will share what those are before you bring a furry friend into your home. and we'll go over the new morogage loan application process that supposed to make it easier to understand the process of buying a home. we'll also show you some pictures of jupiter that nasa just released and what << we'll see a meteorological triple threat today of sunshine, calm wind, and warm temperatures (in the 70s) this afternoon after starting the day on either side 40 degrees. a subtle frontal boundary will move through late tonight which will bring with it our next punch of northerly wind tomorrow. see graphics. wx

to the palmer house motel in sioux city. that's where jamal dean and his brother levon were actually accused of robbing a person of money and meth almost two weeks before the shooting of officer mccormick. >> jamal dean received 25 years in prison for the attempted murder of officer mccormick. in january, he received life in prison for r other violent crcres he committed over the years. his brother lavon dean received 33 years for his crime sprees. here's a look at the other people sentenced in the dean conspiracy case. kimberly smith who lived with the uncle was sentenced to eight months. anna baker received four months in federal prisis. ingmar hernandez rececved 33 months. and, monica rocha- contreras was ntenced to 15 days in the woodbury county jail. a community is mourning the death of man after an accidential fire in allen, nebraska last week. the flash fire happened at a restaurant under renovation last thursday in allen. authorities say 70-year- old gerald, , jerry, koch of newcastle, nebraska was in critical condit

sioux city police say the person seen in this surveillance footage from a store on sioux city's north side is wanted as part of an active investigation into credit card fraud. anyone who can identify this person is asked to call crime stoppers at 258- tips. information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case may be eligible for a cash rewd. larry>> nebraska state senator dave bloomfield joined the nebraska chamber of commerce and industry today for an annual legislative forum. this year's annual forum took place at the marina inn in south sioux city. the chamber says these forums have taken place for more than three decades... and their purpose is to gather input from the business community on their concerns. senator bloomfield believes the most pressing issue of 2016 is the agricultlte community. bloomfield says these meetings are important because business is important to the state of nebraska. larry>> 12 siouxland organizations have received some financial help for their special projects. that money comes from missouri river historical development... murd is the non profit

of sioux city. the city council is considering approving a tax exemption for the new seaboard- triumph pork plant. that plant will be the biggest employer in sioux city when it opens in january of 2017... adding 12- hundred new jobs. details on the possible exemption aren't available right now... but could come up at the hearing on the issue that was unanimously approved tonight by the council. mayor bob scott is excited about the possibilities the plant is 3 "this is part of a huge...huge developement for us. probably the biggest in sioux city history at this point. " the city council also approved a 75 thousand dollar subsidy for siouxland paramedics... to cover emergency ambulance services and other possible fees, including moving expenses. the council also approved a 5 year lease for the paramedics' new home... which they're set to move into in a few weeks. if the subsidy is not used in full, the city will get the left over money back. 3 <

sioux city... with an entire city supporting them. "the uss sioux city is set to be christened in either december of this year, or january of 2016, before it begins its sea trials. in marinette, wisconsin, with photographer jake rains, matt breen, ktiv news 4. >> the ships actually launch when they're only about 80-percent complete. like the u.s.s. milwaukee, work is done to the ship while on the water. the 53-member "core" crew of the u.s.s. sioux city hail from all over the country. their duties are as diverse as their backgrounds. but, they all want to represent the city of sioux city well. next month, ktiv's matt breen will continue his reporting from wisconsin... with stories about the u.s.s. sioux city, its crew, their special ties to sioux city, and the meaning of their mission. catch "building the u.s.s. sioux city"... in november, on ktiv, siouxland's news chann won't last forever. here to tell us more is chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib freeze watch for western siouxland fri

yeah i'm talking about one and seven sioux city north. if they beat des moines east, and beat them by a lot they could be in as long as council bluffs thomas jefferson loses. and 2 and 6 west is in if they beat des moines hoover. sioux city east plays johnston for a shot at the 2-seed and an opening round home game. but they would need lewis central to lose if that happens. if east loses they could drop down to fouth setting up an opening round matchup at dowling catholic. as for bishop heelan, win lose or draw they're the two seed in 3a district 1. with a likely home matchup against b-h/rv. but coach steffen and the crusaders are focused on their matchup with 1 and 7 le mars friday night. he says you throw out the records when you play them. "i don't care what record they have. when they go against heelan they're going to play lights out. it'll be there best game of the year. they'll show surprised if it's a closer game than you're thinking right now." the outcome of our game of the week will determine whether western christian is the nu

in sioux city... hillary clinton supporters came together at el fredo's pizza on the west side for a watch party. in sioux city... hila cnt spoerca together at el fredo's pizza on the west side for a watch party. hillary's regional campaign manager was there... and he says the debate gave the democratic front - runner a great opportunity. "you know the debate is great and it's a great form toalk to so many people but we reallyly believevthat we will win the iowa caucus by t tking to caucuses goers talking to people on the phone at their homes, online."> supporters of former maryland governor martin o'malley watched the debate at his campaign office in sioux city. and there was another pro - clinton watch party down in blencoe in monona county. jake>> and this morning... hillary's campaign is holding *another* event here... with a big - name. former secretary of state madeleine albright... who had the job when *bill* clinton was in the white house... will speak at an organizing event for hillary here i

to the palmer house motel in sioux city. that's where jamal dean and his brother levon were actually accused of robbing a person of money and meth almost two weeks before the shooting of officer jamal dean received 25 years in prison for the attempted murder of officer mccormick. in january, he received life in prison for other violent crimes he committed over the years. his brother lavon dean received 33 years for his crime sprees. here's a look at the other people sentenced in the dean conspiracy case. kimberly smith who lived with the uncle was sentenced to eight months. anna baker received four months in federal prison. ingmar hernandez received 33 months. and, monica rocha- contreras was sentenced to 15 days in the woodbury county jail. we have another cool night on tap in siouxland. here to tell us more is chief meteorologis t ron demers joins with the first look at our forecast at six. weather ad-lib after a cool morning start that saw many of us go into the upper 30s, it turned into a very nice afternoon with highs i

number ten johnston at sioux city east. sioux city north at des moines east. kearney is trying to spoil norfolk's playoff bid. it looks like pierce cannot afford to fall to madison and make the playoffs. omaha south at south sioux city. the muskies host the des moines buccaneers. sheldon at cental lyon george little rock. and it's win or go home for sioux central and woodbury central. only the winner gets into the playoffs. chris & kiana>> kiana you go to kingsley pierson but throw for the kingsley-pierson woodbury central team. i know you go to a lot of their games and your family who are playing in this game? (ad-lib) ok it's big announcement time. we've got the nine schools up that were your favorites, you've been heavily rectruited by them since july 1st. arizona state, ucla, stanford, oregon, texas, texas a & m, kentucky, auburn, miami. just a whos who of amazing division one schools. which school are you throwing for when you get to campus in fall of 2016? (ad-lib) ok it's big announcement time. we've got the nine schools up that were your favorites, you

of sioux city. they say flute was driving... and is charged with aggravated eluding and reckless driving... along with several traffic violations. lasley was arrested on outstanding warrants. police are also looking for a third person... a native american man in his 30s who ran from the car. if you have any information you're asked to call sioux city police. diana>> three members of a storm lake family are in jail following drug - related probes in utah and storm lake. 49- year- old abel medina rios... his 28- year- old daughter raquel... and 26- year- old son abel... were arrested following a traffic stop by the utah highway patrol monday. they found about 55 pounds of marijuana and a loaded handgun in their car. the arrests led storm lake police to search a home at 210 highway street... the el tapatio mexican restaurant... and the princess palace clothing store. storm lake police say they found two guns and some marijuana... crystal meth... and cash. all three are facing drug possession charges in

of sioux city. the city council is thinking about approving a tax exemption for the new seaboard plant will be the biggest employer in sioux city when it opens in january 20 - 17... adding 12 - hundred new jobs. more information about the possible exemption isn't available yet... but it could come up at the hearing on the issue that was unanimously approved by the council last night. council member rhonda capron says she's excited about the possibilities the plant is bringing to town. 3 "this is part of a huge...huge developement for us. probably the biggest in sioux city history at this point. "3 the city council also approved a 75 thousand dollar subsidy for siouxland paramedics to cover emergency ambulance services and other possible fees... maybe even moving expenses. the council also approved a 5 year lease for the paramedics' new home... which they're set to move into in a few weeks. if the subsidy is not used in full... the city will get the left over money back. 3 another long - time the iow

larry>> it's a new twist to a long time tradition in sioux city. the annual super latke (lat - key) fundraiser for congregation corner. and this year the menu has something new... matzah balls. matzah balls are a jewish dumpling served in chicken broth. organizer dolf (ive-ner) ivener wanted to bring a little soup into the celebration. they'll also be adding apple cake for dessert. ivener says the congregation prepares the matzah balls and soup in advance so they have less to worry about before the big event. "it allows the jewish community to get together and work as cohesive group. share that comradely and brotherhood, and it allows us to let all the community come see what we're doing here at the synagogue and eat good food." the latke party runs from 11:30 to 5:30 on sunday, november 8th. you can purchase tickets at the door or by calling the congregation beth shalom. kayla>> . metrocam sprinkles and showers have started across the area and will continue throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures will cool to the low to mid 50s tonight and warm

fire departments from dakota city, ponca and south sioux city responded to the call. no one was hurt. south dakota's minimum wage will go up by a nickel-- to 8-55-- in january. that's because of a cost-of-living increase built into the law that voters approved in december 2014. the voter-approved law took effect in 2015. it initially raised the minimum hourly wage from $7.25 to $8.50. it also increased the hourly tip wage to half the minimum wage, and tied future increases to the cost of living. move over denim. as yoga wear has found its comfortable niche, jeans sales are slouching. why we're ditching our denim next on news 4 today. ben: and i'll have your forecast next! << >> << wx timer @ 2:45 freeze warning in effect for most of siouxland today until 9 am frost advisory in effect for eastern and southeastern siouxland today until 9 am freeze warning in effect for eastern siouxland saturday 3 am until 9 am after a frosty start to friday for many, we won't see much relief this afternoon as temperatures only rise into the 50s making for some chilly friday night footb

in sioux city, shortly before 11 last night. while sioux city police were on their way to the home, a gun was discharged. authorities say 35 year- old nadia brody and 23 year-old mykale johnson were engaged in a mutual domestic assault, where a handgun was involved. during the struggle, the gun went off. johnson was shot in female was hit in the chest. authorities believe both individuals were struck by the same, single bullet. "investigators are now working with our victims and witnesses to determine what exactly did happen," said lt. rex mueller of the sioux city police department. "so we're really in the very early stages here. and we're just trying to make sure that we've got all the evidence we need to get, we get all the witnesses and victims accounted for." brody has been charged with aggravated domestic and felon in possesion of a firearm. johnson is charged with aggravated domestic and carrying a weapon. the unamed victim was taken to mercy medical center. her condition is not considered life threatening at this time. a

"it's exciting to be here," says gail dooley, a democrat from sioux city. "i love love love iowa in the political season. the up-close and personal aspect of politics in iowa is unmatched and i'm just so proud that i can participate in this process." after her sioux city visit, albright was set to continue her clinton campaigning in council bluffs and west des moines. sheila? the day after the democrats' big debate in the desert, even donald trump is saying hillary clinton had a great night. steve handelsman has the story from henderson, nevada. << hillary clinton'n'supporters are overjoyed at her performance . sot: hillary clinton (d) presidential candidate :04- :08 "i love you guys, thank you very very much." big clinton donors are relieved. sot: howard dean, msnbc contributor, fmr. democratic national committee chair :13-:19 "oh my god ya know they ring their hands over the emails" (this part of sot is covered) "her performance last night i think cemented her position as the odds on favorite to win the nominatiti and the presidency" clinton dominating th

but, sioux city schools superintenden dr. paul gausman says any candidate is welcome to rent school facilities for this purpose... as has been done in the past. "we recognize that there may be some you oppose or support any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue," said gausman. gausman does support the free speech francisco is exercising... and the west high grad says he'll be at his alma mater next week... to organize a silent protest against trump's visit. bria: the valadez family says that they plan on holding a silent protest during the donald trump event to excerise their freedom of speech and anyone is welcomed to join them. right now the toal number of signatures stands near eleven hundrend and the petition states that they are currently shooting for two thousand total. live in the studio, bria bell abc 9 news. jenna: another republican presidential candidate was in iowa today. former texas senator ted cruz stopped for a meet and gree

the leading republican presdential candidate will return to sioux city for an event, next week. donald trump will speak at west high school, at 6:00pm, on tuesday, october 27th. doors open at 4:00pm for the event. it's trump's first trip to sioux city since may 16th, which was before he had decided to enter the race. during that speech, on the morningside college campus, trump railed against illegal immigration calling the united states a "dumping ground". an iowa family was caught with marijuana and a loaded handgun while driving in utah. utah highway patrol stopped storm lake, iowa residents abel medina rios and his two children, 28-year-old raquel and 26-year-old abel. troopers seized about 55 pounds of marijuana and a loaded .32 caliber handgun from their car. all three were taken to jail. the utah state bureau of investigation then contacted the storm lake police department. investigators in storm lake searched three locations and quantities of marijuana, crystal methamphetam ine, drug packaging materials, cell phones and over two thousand dollars in cash. the investigation

gausman, the superintendent of the sioux city school district. hernandez says that donald trump is a bully, incites violence for the latino residents in sioux city and across the country, and quit frankly they don't want him there. in a press conference with the superindent, he expressed that the school district is neutral and will accept any political figure's campaign as it serves as a learning experience for the students. "we recognize that there may be some you oppose or support any specific candidate, but this is a real opportunity to allow the educational process about the democratic process to continue," said gausman. political figures renting out spaces is nothing new to the school district. secretary of state john kerry, president barack obama, senator john mcain, and former governor sarah palin have all visited high schools in sioux city. tim: an early morning police chase ended with an accident that claimed the life of the driver being pursued. according to iowa state patrol sergeant bluff police tried to pull over a man suspected of d

of sioux city." tim: kickoff for the mornginside briar cliff game is one oclock jenna: this morning a couple of musketeer fans going through a tough time got a chance to meet players from their favorite team. players from the sioux city hockey team stopped by unity point health saint luke's this morning to meet patients, sign autographs and talk to fans at the hospital. it's something players says is more rewarding than netting a goal on the ice. jacob wilson, sioux city musketeer player says, "i mean it's more than just a hockey game. we're trying to make people feel important, and give back to the community as much as we can." and for patients at the hospital, the stop by the hockey players was just what the doctor ordered. "i run my days really positive, but this is a nice thing. i just got out of having a test and getting ready for breakfast and all of a sudden these young men come in and they're making right decisions, and it was quite enjoyable and it was fun. i've never had this experience bef

if you haven't gotten your costumes yet, party city in sioux city will carry them through the holiday weekend. brad's here -- and more preseason basketball polls are out. the gpac favorites have been named -- and the briar cliff men are picked to finish first. we'll hear from the chargers. and, the musketeers go on a good-will visit. briar cliff has trotted out some young men's basketball lineups the last couple of years. those young players have grown up and today -- the chargers were chosen as the preason favorite in the gpac coaches poll -- to win the conference. the chargers went 13-7 in the gpac last season and trip to the naia national tournament. the chargers have their top four scorers back, and they're all guards. shane graves, clay herreld, austin lefler and bryan forbes all averaged between 10 and 11 points per game. bc might b ba little small, but they'll put up points. "we just got to be the more feisty team, the mo^e aggressive team and just get aer those 50-50 balls because we know we're not going to win all the rebounding battles," said junior guard austin lefler. "we'

of sioux city." jessica rae: kickoff for the mornginside briar jessica rae: a couple of musketeer fans going through a tough time got a chance to meet players from their favorite team. players from the sioux city hockey team took the time to stop by unity point health saint luke's to meet patients, sign autographs and talk to fans at the hospital. it's something players says is more rewarding than netting a goal on the ice. jacob wilson, sioux city musketeer player says, "i mean it's more than just a hockey game. we're trying to make people feel important, and give back to the community as much as we can." jessica rae: and for patients at the hospital, the drop in by the hockey players was just what the doctor ordered. "i run my days really positive, but this is a nice thing. i just got out of having a test and getting ready for breakfast and all of a sudden these young men come in and they're making right decisions, and it was quite enjoyable and it was fun. i've never had this experience before." j

city, eventually leading to him shooting a sioux city police officer.. then running from authorities. tim: since then, dean, along with more than a dozen people who helped him with his crimes have been tracked down, arrested and now, brought to justice. earlier this afternoon, the case officially wrapped up. abc9's rachael krause joins us now with the latest. rachael after more than two years, dozens of arrests and countless hours of work, the final two co- conspirators involved with jamal dean have been sentenced... officially bringing a close to a case that nearly took the life of a sioux city police officer. federal prosecutor forde fairchild says the trouble with jamal dean started with gang violence back in march of 20- 13... continuing and eventually leading to the shooting of sioux city police officer kevin mccormick that april. it fueled the manhunt that eventually brought dean to justice. more than two years later, the case officially closed tuesday with the sentencing of dean's last two co- conspirators. "being a small part of the team that bro

of sioux city. the city council is considering approving a tax exemption for the new seaboard- triumph pork plant. that plant will be the biggest employer in sioux city when it opens in january of 2017... adding 12- hundred new jobs. details on the possible exemption aren't available right now... but could come up at the hearing on the issue that was unanimously approved tonight by the council. council member rhonda capron is excited about the possibilities the plant is bringing. 3 "this is part of a huge...huge developement for us. probably the biggest in sioux city history at this point. " the city council also approved a 75 thousand dollar subsidy for siouxland paramedics... to cover emergency ambulance services and other possible fees, including moving expenses. the council also approved a 5 year lease for the paramedics' new home... which they're set to move into in a few weeks. if the subsidy is not used in full, the city will get the left over money back. 3 <

larry>> a sioux city school is hosting a special exhibit this halloween. irving elementary is hosting a display commemorating the mexican holiday we know as "day of the dead." the holiday focuses on celebrating friends and family who have passed away. a key element is the altar, often found within homes or public places. it's created to honor and welcome deceased loved ones. several of those altars are now on display inside irving. "we just like to share with everybody part of our culture. i was born and raised in mexico and i'm happy i can pass this down to my kids so they can pass it down to their kids." the altars will be on display at the school until november 7th. and the sioux city public museum will host a "day of the dead" on halloween... from 1 until 3 in the afternoon. larry>> morningside college is getting ready to host cross- town rival briar cliff tomorrow at olsen stadium. and before the game... siouxland- area w enforcement will get to enjoy a free tailgate party as part of law enforcement appreciation day. this morning... setup was already

in sioux city, we have 60 degrees. local temperatures are in the 40s east, and 50s and 60s elsewhere. winds are from the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. lower visibility is seen in the east--only 1 mile in denison. the regional satellite and radar shows most of the rain east of us, and not too much more to the west, so expect showers to wind down after midnight. the stormcast hd shows low pressure over illinois, the source of our showers. as the low lifts north tomorrow, our showers will end but strong winds will build in. winds will tame down thursday as high pressure and sunshine builds in. but friday morning, another round of sub-freezing temperatures will be seen. the forecast shows a low of 41 tonight and scattered showers. winds will become breezy after midnight. tomorrow, expect a partly cloudy sky and a high of 50. winds will gust to 40 miles per hour from the forecast shows a late friday and early will be drying out by the time saturday night comes around. set ur clocks back an hour saturday night before

the u- s- s- sioux city is designed to detect mines... it is currently under construction at a shipyard in marinette, wisconsin... the ship stretches to about 387 feet long and will have a crew of 53 officers and enlisted. it's going to cost more than 700 million dollars to build... and will have its home port in mayport, florida. aprylle bixler 1st class petty officer, u.s. navy "they've done an incredible job. i've worked in a shipyard before and i would say these guys really have it together here. they're safe. they d dreally awesome work." commander, kenneth lieberman executive officer, u.s. navy "i'm very excited. as the 'ex-o' (executive officer), i'm currently learning all the systems that i will be fleeting up to take command, sometime in spring of '17." the u- s- s sioux city will launch for sea trials sometime early next year.....head of her formal commissssning into the navy i i2017. our jetske wauran traveled to manette, wisconsin and will have a special report on the u- s- s sioux city tomorrow. larry>> still to come tonight

sticking with sioux city parks and rec department... last night, the city council also approved submitting a grant of 318-thousand dollars to the vision iowa program for cone park. those dollars reflect the remaining money that's yet to be committed for the nearly $4 million-dollar project. summer is over, and sioux city's pools have been closed for two months. but, the discussion continues about what pools should close permanently. ktiv's brianna clark is live in the newsroom with the details. brianna? good morning al and sarah. earlier this year, a consultant recommended closing down two sioux city pools... lewis and leif erickson... and replacing them with splash pads. at yesterday's pool meeting, committee members weighed in on what they think should happen to the city's five pools. parks and recreation director matt salvatore says it's a big decision... and the committee is not taking it lightly. "swimming and pools are an important part of our community," says salvatore. there's a lot of people that take a lot of ownership and pri

jake>> new life for a bit of sioux city's riverfront... historic north side home. those are two of the biggest decisions from last night's siououcity city council the council unanimously approved a contractcto do 2 point 2 milllln dollar repair to the police and fire headquarters building downtown. the building was only built in` the late 1980s... but it's had a lot of mold issues... plumbing and electrical problems... and foundational cracks. work on renovations to fix some building more energy efficient will start right away. city officials expect the project to take about a year and a half to finish. ththcouncil also agreed d spend 45 - thousand dollarartotudy e future developmentntf the city's riverfront... like where the argosy casino was docked. the consultant doing the study will come up with a master pla for chris larsen park and the surrounding area... which'll be submitted to the public to think about. mayor b scott says it's important the public has a say in the future of the riverfront. be that the citizens have input first and

marinette, wiscons and will have a special report on the u- s- s sioux city tomorrow. larry>> millions of americans spend *billions* of dollars on each year on dietary supplements... figures that have the c- d- c concerned. coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... what the agency's lest study into supplements shows about their potential benefits. diana>> on average... americans spend nearly 15- billion dollars each year on dietary supplements. larry>> but as hena daniels reports... a new study from the c- d- c finds while people take the supplements to improve their health... in many cases the harmful. "after taking the one, i didn't experience pain so i started taking two a day." then 15, christopher ended up in the hospital with liver problems after family members noticed his eyes were yellow. (sot lourdes gonzalez/mother) "having to hear the doctor tell me every day that christopher had a 50 percent chance of dying or not making it was hurtful." herrera's case is extreme. but a new cdc study estimates dietary supplements are responsible for 23-thousand

dean was captured in texas and brought back to sioux city where he pleaded guilty to attempted murder and is serving a 25- year prison sentence. ktiv's tiffany lane was in the courtroom during the sentencing and will have a full wrap up for us tonight on news 4. we're learning more about the two kansas city fire fighters killed battling an apartment fire. officials say 17-year veteran larry leggio and 13- year-veteran john mesh died when a wall collapsed last night around 8 o'clock. two other firefighters were also injured in the collapse. the four were among a large contingent of firefighters who responded to the burning three-story building of businesses and apartments. two people were rescued by firefighters. this morning kansas city's fire chief was emotional talking about the loss of two colleagues. (s/ chief chief paul berardi / kansas city fire dept. :28) "one thing about last night is that i'm extremely proud of the professionalism of the on scene personal as well as the response to the tragedy and in these times what helps us get thorough these times is how professional the d

a sioux city business yesterday. authorities say that 18 year old jeremiah verbeski started a fire in a dumpster behind the dollar tree store on hamilton boulavard. thatire quickly goout of control due to high winds causing over 6 thousand dollars in damage to the dumpster and verbeski is held in the woodbury thousand dollar bond about 60 m me to north sioux city thanks to an expaion at a interbake foods announced they'll be adding the extra staff as part of a overhaul of the plant. the north sioux facility makes girl scout cookies and other baked goods. those interested in applying at the company are being asked to come in from 1-4 p.m. any friday this month. tim: inmamas at the south h kota state penitentiary in yankton are gaving back to the community in a festive way. nat sound: children shouting: "thank you!", inmes respond: "your welcome, guys!" the inmates grew and harvested pumpkins and now, they're delivering them to elementary school students. in a season when pumpkin numbers are down, the donation comes at

sioux city could see 0.83". tonight's low will be 55 with rain and tomorrow, 68 will be the high with rain and a few thunderstorms. the 7-day shows a nice weekend but more rain chances next tuesday and wednesday. fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) jenna: you may have heard... there's a new character moving to sesame street. meet julia... she has orange hair, green eyes... and autism. she's part of a new online initiative, to spread awareness about autism spectrum disorders. parents can download a free app that teaches kids how to better interact with autistic children. in it, elmo plays with julia, and explains how she plays in different ways. one in 68 u.s. children has an autism spectrum disorder (asd), according to recent c-d-c report. jenna: details on a vaccination one study says isn't being used enough. more on that when we return. need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow peop

cities like sioux city and ames s ve similar requirememts, but are not enforced the same way. the inspsptions will require tenants to meet minimum housing health standards in order to keep residents safe. "we're concernrn about the healththnd safety of the occupants, and we're going to go in and make sure that thererare no violations," said chairman randy meyer. using that has minor violations will be inspected in two years. housing that has major violations will be required to fix those before a license is issued and inspected again the following year. this new ordinance will affect over 40% of housing units. the south sioux city law hopes to have positive feedback from landowners and hopes create a healthier living environment for citizens. rachel: the new rental inspection law will take effect reporting live in studio rachel ramos abc 9 news jenna: police are trying to identify this individual in relation to an investigation involving counterfeit money. this is surveillence video from a store in sioux city anyone with information about this case is urged to contact authorit

according to sioux city police... 18- year- old jeremiah verbeski of sioux city admitted to lighting a pine cone on fire and throwing it into the dumpster. the dumpster was destroyed... doing 15- hundred dollars in damage. the outside of the dollalatree received 5- thousand dollars in damage. verbeski is charged with second- degree arson and criminal mischief. he's being held in the woodbury county jail on 10- thousand dollars bond. meanwhile police *looking* for the driver of a car involved in a rollover accident this afternoon on sioux city's west side. that accident happened just aftete2 o'clock in the 31-1- hundred block of edmdmds avavue... a couple blockcksouth of west high school. when police arrived... they found the car on its top... but empty... with no trace of the driver or any passengers. police say they know who the car belongs to... and will use that as a starting point while they investigate this accident. diana>> work on a new housing development in morningside was briefly interrupted this afternoon. construcucon crews hit a 1 andnd half inch gas line with a piece of

larry>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in sioux city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand paul of kentucky spoke at morningside college this morning. in his talk... paul focused on his stan against government cllection of phone records... and his opposition to jail time for marijuana possession. he also talked about the situation with russia in syria... saying shooting down russian planes is a bad idea... as is sending ground troops back to irarato fight isis. today's appearance was part of paul's 'iowa 10- thousand' college tour... where he's hoping to recruit 10- thousand iowa college students to commit to support him on caucus night in february. larry>> > wa congressman steve king i itaking advantage of f s week away from washington to meet with his constituents. we caught up with the congressman after a meeting this afternoon in remsen. on the topic of the presidential campaign... king says that he's not quite ready to offer an endorsement... despite making several appearanans in northwest iowa with tetes senator ted cruz.

his family is here in sioux city. we have nothing telling us that he has left the area, but we do feel that." anyone who has information about about berrios' whereabouts is urged to call the sioux city police department or crime stoppers. you could be eligible for a reward of up to three - thousand dollars. larry>> land owners fighting a proposed pipeline through northwest iowa have lost a legal challenge. but they say the battle will continue. in a hearing at cherokee earlier this month... three landowners challenged whether the iowa utilities board has the power to grant eminent domain to the company that wants to build the dakota access oil pipeline. the pipeline would stretch from the bakken oil fields in north dakota... through south dakota... and it would also runn om lyon county in northwest iowa all the way to southeast iowa. judge carl peterson dismissed the lawsuit... ruling the landowners have to exhaust the administrative remedies required... before they can sue a state agency. we spoke with one of the pla

in sioux city, shortly before 11 friday night. johnson was shot in the hand, while scott, a family member, was hit in the chest. broady has been charged with aggravated domestic assault and felon in possession of a firearm. johnson is charged with aggravated domestic and carrying a weapon. the justice department announced it will join the investigation into a school resource officer taking down a student in south carolina. a classmate's cellphone video south carolina high school.. a student, who witnesses say was asked several times to leave the classroom, refused and was taken down by a school resource officer. and as this video.. from another student's camera shows.. thrown across the floor.. some think the officer took it too far while others in the community say the deputy was just doing his job.. (s/ candace cooper / student, spring valley high school :20 - :24) "i think he took it way too far. i don't think a woman should be handled like that in any circumstance." (s/ kerry quickmire / parent of student, spring valley high s

sioux city is one of about 280 iowa districts impacted by the ruling. affected taxpayers can file for a refund on the past three years of state income taxes. the average refund is expected to be about 200 dollars. jake>> two women are in jail... and a man is on the run after a car chase in downtown sioux city wednesday night. the chase started at 18th and virginia streets... ended at 6th and main street. police arrested 38 - year - - d trtrha (flewt) flute of south sisix city... and 39 - year - old irene lasley of siouxity. they say flute was driving... she's charged with aggravated eluding and reckless driving... along with quite a few traffic violations. lasley was arrested on outstanding g rrants. police are ao looking for a who ran from the car. if you have any information... please call sioux city police. jake>> three members of a storm lake family are in jail... after drug probes inintah and storm lake. 49 - year - old abel medina rios... his 28 - year - old daughter raquel... and 26 - year - old son abel... were arrested after a traffic stop by t

sticking with sioux city parks and rec department... tonight, the city council also approved submitting a grant of $318,000 to the vision iowa program for those dollars reflect the remaining money that's yet to be million-dollar project. matt? after stating thpolice and fire headquarters is "falling apart," and lobbying for more than a year, sioux city's police chief got good news at tonight's city council meeting. the city council approved nearly $2.2 million to renovate the facility. the money will come from the city's capital siding, pay for a new hvac system and address the plumbing issues. sioux city policicchief doug young says he's pleased with today's decision. "i'm loooong forward and making the workrkg environment in thaha building a lot better than it has been for quite a while," said sioux city police chief doug young. mayor bob scott says the project will take around 18 months to complete. more than two years after being red-tagged by the city of sioux city, today, the council awarded a demolition contract for 15-29 grandvi

sioux city back on top 3-1. but nick swaney responds for waterloo two minutes later....somehow sticks that in the back of the net....lead down to one.. later in the period...connor valesano has a golden opportunity with all kinds of space....but he is denied....wouldnt matter...sioux city wins it 7-5. early on in saturday's showdown with northwestern, jordan canzeri went down with an ankle injury. in came akrum wadley....and he did not disappoint in the hawkeye backfield. 26 carries, 204 yards and four scores....tying iowa's single game mark for touchdowns in a game. with wadley's 200- yard game, it marks the first time in school history that two different hawks have reached that plateau in the same season. wadley enjoyed the ride...and he has his line to thank for that shoutout to the line. leader austin blythe. jordan walsh, they opened it up. loosened the load on me. all i had to dowas cut of their blocks. jordan, he lightened the load on me he was helping me on the sidelines...showing missed, some holes i gr

heelan and south sioux city 1. south sioux would jump out to a quick lead in the first set...carissa powell with the spike. one to nothing cardinal. 2. south sioux would score the first six points of the set before heelan would score a point.. here samantha mccabe with the nice block.. heelan only down two. 3. heelan's nicole jacobson with the spike.. heelan now up ten to six. 4. heelan would go up twenty three to six but the cardinal would come back.. kori fischer with the nice shot cuts the crusader lead to twenty three to twenty. 5. heelan would win the set 25 twenty one and... they win the e ole thing 2 sets to nothing. heelan taking on north now. 1. pick up action in the second game.. grace hanno with the kill.. heelan up fifteen to eight. 2. heelan's allie cooke with boogard and grace mcloud unable to block it.. seventeen to eight 3. heelan's samantha mccabe with the easaskill. heelan up twenty-three to eight and they would win the second set and sweep north two games to none. in other volleyball action... po

power of the pumpkin: sioux city helping people in nene. "brighghfutures" is a commununy impact program that originated in joplin, missouri...and today it officially came to siouxland. it's a process to bring community organizations law enforcement, faith-based, and other businesses. organizations will pair up to help out with anything from a student that needs a pair of shoes to a family that needs furniture or clothing. advisory board members say it's a way to bring the community together to work as one team serving sioux city. "if we can really relieve some of that stress in our homes, it allows parents to be parents, it allows kids to be kids when they're at school and focus on their education," said director of student services and equity education for sioux city community schools, jen gomez. organizations and those in need will connect through a facebook page called "bright futures sioux city." sioux x ty community schools are leadadg the initiative and collaborating with community partners. "bright futures" will be implemented in tht

sioux city is 6-4 overall -- lincoln is 8 and 2 and leads the western conference. game time is 7-05 and we'll have the highlights at ten. the world series shifts back to new york for game 3 tonight. the royals lead the mets 2-games to none. it's the first home world series game for the mets in 15 years, but the royals are on a mission after losing the series in seven games last year. there, you see what you see," said royals manager ned yost. "they've been focused and determined throughout the whole world series." first pitch is at 7-07. seats behind home plate are many fitness trackers can monitor your sleep... if you can remember to wear it to bed. we'll show you some new ways that you can track your sleep. and if you're looking for a new kind of workout... paddleboarding might be the let's check in with ktiv's tiffany lane who's live in orange city at northwestern college for the six-county gop event. tiffany? sheila, i'll be talking to voters after the event. their reaction coming up on news 4 at ten. it's finally friday which means it's our favorite time of th