joining us tonight, im tim seamama jenna: and im jenna rehnstrom tim: joe biden will not be the next president of the united states. vice president said today that it's too late to muster campaign finances, as well as support and so he wont join the field of democrats. at a press conference, biden made it clear that he's not willing to sacrifice his work at hand for a potential run at the white house. vice president joe biden) "we intend to spend the next fifteen months fighting for what we've always cared about -- what my family's always cacad about -- wititevery ounce of our being. and working along sisi the president d members of congress and our future nominee, i am absolutely certain we are fully capable of accomplishing extraordinary things. we can do this." even without an official

were showing a good deal of suport for biden's potential run. tim: so how does the news sititith iowa democrats ? the state democratic parar chair is sayinin she's not expecting much o o an impact following the v- p's decission. " i don't think it will really change things because we have great candidates that are running and people are very enthusiastic, our democrats are very enthusiastic about those candidates. so, i think we'll have a great evening saturday, even though we don't have our vice president biden." jenna: c-n-b-c is set to host the third republican presidential primary debate next wednesday. it will again be divided into two tiers: a main event with the top ten n candidates, and d under-card with h the rest. donald trump, ben carson, marcrc rubio, jeb bush, and carly fiorina, will appear on the main stage in boulder, colorado... along with ted cruz, mike huckabee, chris christie, john kasich and rand

paul. a separate debate earlier in the night, will feature rick santorum, bobby pataki, and lindsey graham. the late lineup places rubio near center stage alongside g-o-p trump and ben carson for the first time. the junior senator from florida has surged from fifth after strong debate performances and amid declining support for jeb bush. jenna: while donald trump was in burlington, his campaign bus was not...so where was it? amanda krenz has the answer. amanda intro : in the heart of newton iowa, right outside of chris christie event... is this big blue bus... it used to say trump... it's not piece of art that says and means something different. nats of christie.. inside of a small townwniner presidentialal candidate christ christie tries to gain support from iowans. right outside sits a

banners hanging over both sides. one side now reads t. rump. the other side reads t. rutt - the name of the artist who cam eup with the concept for this bus transformation. david - 2:07:09 the artist is as interested in coming together... solve things. david gleason is part of the team that's gegeing this project rolling. 2:07:5:5we're about to tivate these banners, since i'm the project manager... part of this art exhibit on wheels entails splashing red fruit juice onto the banner 2:11 (tossing punch) "great dispersion ((flash to...)) 2:12:18 that's the official christening, the rest is up to the rrest of the country. the team invites anyone who wishes to toss some fruit juice to step on up. the red splashes... a metaphor for some of trumps comments about women. 2:10:36 he's an equal opportunity bully, this is an equal opportunity to punch toss. this 35 year old bus... has more than a million miles on it... it's been through three transmitions and three enginene artist t. rutt bought it f f 14-thousand dollars off of craigslistst while it's nototxactly showing support for trump... it's not a bi partisan bus either, rather non partisan... this peice of art is meant to make a statement...

or at least meant to make people think about the current state of politics in our country. 2:06:48 the notion is let's imagine this bus, hlep cross the divived, there's a divisive moment that's a challenge. while the bus travel across the country... and eventually to miami florida in december for an art exhibit... the crew hopes it will take on a tranformation all it's own... tim on cam now the republican front runner is scheduled to visitrepublican front runner is

sioux city next tuesday. tim: according to a local trump staffer the businessman will headline a rally at sc west high school beginning at 6pm. doors will open at four. a kind gesture from a local artist is helping a family's last wish come true. tim: wilbur meyer hasalways wanted a scululure of herky the hawkeye in his back yard...but given only a few weeks to live, his family didn't think he'd ever see it happen. jenna: deborah souverain tells how that all changed tim and jenna when wilbur meyer was told he only had a few weeks to live..he gave up on the hope of ever having his favorite mascot "herky the hawk" close to home. but thanks to his children...his final wish is coming true. a die hard hawkeye fan....all wilbur meyer...wanted was for this tree...to be transformed into h h favorite mascoco but suffererg from lung cananr...and given n few weeks to live. his family didn't know if he'd be around to see it happen.

"it's something that we wanted together but he said i'm not going to see it, so you might as well cut it down," said donnette meyer. however, his three children had different plans. natpop -- yeah but dad what you've done for us in all the years you've been alive, this is nothing," they reached out to woodcarving artist...jeff klatt...who wilbur is a fan of. natpop-- you dropped everything you were doing justcome carve herky, that really made my day," said meyer. "it was an honor," said klatt jeff..who lost both parents to colon cancer....dropped everything to complete the project in time for wiwiur to enjoy it. natpop -- chain saw "i've been through a tuation like this before and i know any lilile thing helps and d was honored to come and do it for them," said jeff klatt, chainsaw artist. wilbur hasn't seen the sculpture in person yet...because he's to weak to move around. but, he's seen herky in photos..and his daughter nicole..says she's grateful to see her father's last wish come true. it's awesome to see him. it's sad to see him cry because you think he's sad but it's amazing. seeing him soo happy especially in the situation he's in right now. so it's great," said nicole florine. the sculpture is art from the heart...that loved one say is giving wilbur the strength to keep fighting. "wish that i'd n ner thought i'd see come

"it's a heartwarming thing natalie, nicole and nick.... wilbur hasn't seen the sculpture in person yet. however, he plans to get in his wheel chair and look at it from his living room window. reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. jenna: a new recommendation out this week could change when you're doctor recommends you get your first mamaogram. the american

cancer society is now saying that first screening can be delayed until age 45 if you're at average risk. but, many doctors still say when you get that first test should be weighed carefully with your family doctor. and, abc senior medical editor dr. richard besser says if you still want a mammogram at 40... insurance will still cover it. "insurance companies are required to cover mammograms starting at age 40, so the american cancer society has a lot of sway with doctors, so doctors may change their recommendations, but it will have no impact on insurance coverage." this is the first time the americaca cancer societyty has updated it's recommendations cancer society has updated it's recommendations in 12 years. the new guidelines also say that after age 55, mmograms are only needed every other year, if you're healthy. jenna: probably all of us know someone who's gone through breast cancer... and obably someone who's gone through it in their early 40's. that's why the local susan g. komen for the cure organization and a local hospital are teaming up again with sioux city's

favorite guys in green... to put the focus on what's behind all the pink you see during the month of octotor. more tonight i i your health matters. jenna rehnstrom sioux city musketeer forward connor sundquist is focused in these intense daily practice drills. the 18-year-old has a lot going back home in conneticut, too. his mom is going through breast cancer. connor says, "she's awesome, i mean, she's a trooper; she's the strongest person i know. -- she's definitely had a positive attitude the whole time and it really helps us help her." jenna rehnstrom melissa sundquist is a 42-year-old mom of five boys. connor says her health outlook is positive as she wraps up chemotheraphy and gets ready to start radiation. breast cancer is a jojoney thousands of women in the the u.s. face each year - one out of every eight of us will deal with it in our lifetime. for that reason, this ice will turn pink saturday for the annual pink in the rink breast cancer awareness night at the tyson events center. it's an annual favorite for hockey fans and a chance for local medical professional to get the word out about staying on top of your health. dr. james webb, unitypoint clinic, sunnybrook says, "i

think it's really helped women understand that there's something they can do actively for really early detection and then having a better prognosis." jenna rehnstrom early detection like mammograms. even with new recommendations suggesting somom wowon delay initial mammograms until age 45, , . webb from unitypoint health - st. luke's clinic in sunnybrook, says that's a decision that can be made individually, after a discussion with your doctor. dr. webb says, "i'm still kind of an old school advocate for the screening that i've recommended for 25 years, because the pendulum swings back and forth. i think it's really important for a woman to take charge of her own health and be the expert on her own body." jenna rehnstrom and saturday here at the tyson events center, the seats will be filled with breast cancer survivors... connor's mom will be one of them. cheering on her favorite player... who's clearly her biggest fan, too. connor says, "i mean, she's always in the back of my mind, no matter what i'm doing, but i'll definitely be able to stay focused and it'll just be nice to have her here watching." jenna:

ticket to pink in the rink on saturday... three dollars will go to support screening equipment and education through unitypoint health st. luke's and susan g. komen for the cure, siouxland. all the proceeds from t-shirt sales go there, as well, so think about checking it out. tim: still to come... today is a day a lot of folks have been looking foward to since 19-85 well have more on that coming up after the break (fred) rain is coming. we have a chance tomorrow, and it's likely friday. the weekend will be dry, but more rain is possible next tuesday. your forecast is next!

they came together to walk the red carpet today even though the movie opened in 1985. it was in honor of "back to the future" day. october 21st, 2015 was the day marty mcfly traveled to in the second installment of the trilogy. michael j- fox, lea thompson and christopher lloyd spoke with reporters about what the movie still means to them. "(michael j. fox/played "marty mcfly") " it's a whole new chapter now. you have to see what's next." (lea thompson/played "lorraine baines") " people like to show it to their kids. they like to share it with them. and when we did it originally, it was nostalgia of the 50s. now, its nostalgia about the 50s and the 80s. and i think the central message for me is one moment of courage can change your whole life and your children's life. and i think that's an important message for all of us, to remember to be vigilant everyday, to be kind, to good, to be strong, to have courage. its hard." " there's one prediction that could be aced in the next couple weeks. according to the film, the chicago cubs win the

(jenna) fred, when do we expect rain? (fred) there is a chance tomorrow, but friday will be our main event for rain. 2 line super: fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) we actually picked up 0.01" of rain in sioux city today--that's notable not because it's a lot of rain, but because it's the first measurable rain since september 29! the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city shows mostly cloudy skies. 66 was our high today after a low of 53. the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake is quiet. pollen levels are once again high today. weed pollen is medium. 53 is our sioux city temperature. siouxland temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. the regional temperature map shows the cold front that passed through earlier today. we have 60s and 70s to the southeast and only 40s west of us. the satellite and radar

shows the few showers we had earlier today, but let me direct your attention to the more widespread rain across southern nebraska. on the stormcast hd, we can see that front stalling out tonight. then, tomorrow, low pressure will begin to move along the front, which will give birth to a warm front that will push through siouxland on friday. this will give us a chance of rain tomorrow, but a better chance friday, when we could actually hear a few thunderstorms. then, a second cold front will sweep through as we go into saturday, bringing a cooldown as we start the weekend. how much rain to expect? the rain forecast is for a quarter of an inch to an inch of rain. sioux city could see about 0.92". tonight's forecast is for a low of 44 and mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, skies will be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. 64 will be the high. the 7-day forecast shows 68 friday with showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. behind the cold

front, saturday's high will only be 59. we'll return to the 60s for several days next week, but we have another chance of showers and thunderstorms tuesday. (tim) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. coming up in sports...the briar cliff men were picked as the team to beat in the gpac. we'll check in with the chargers after the break. tim plus the battle for the saddle shifted to the soccer pitch tonight. highlights from morningside and briar cliff up ahead.

jenna/tim/chris: 2 line name super: chris palmquist cpalmquist@kcaut v.com chris: this saturday, morningside hosts briar cliff on the gridiron as part of law enforcement appreciation day. tonight though, the mustang and charger soccer teams hit the field at olsen in a

picked as the team to beat in the gpac. picked as the team to beat in the gpac. we'll check in with the chargers after the break. tim plus the battle for the saddle shifted to the soccer pitch tonight. highlights from morningside and briar cliff up ahead.

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part of law enforcement appreciation day. tonight though, the mustang and charger soccer teams hit the field at olsen in a battle for the saddle. we'll start with the 10-3-1 stang women hosting the 6-6-1 chargers. 2-0 morningside in the second half. amy grause...the former east star looking for more...she takes a rip, but libby havenridge is there for the save. just a few minutes later...another amy, this time samuelson goes top shelf and puts the biscuit in the basket...3-0 stangs. the chargers,

struggled to get chances...loren hemiller looks for the cross, but finds niccole mcguire instead...only 2 shots in the game for bcu. and with less than 15 to play...samuelson, the former north star finds a little space and seals it...stangs win it 4-0. in mens action...the chargers and mustangs both in the middle of the pack in the gpac race. scoreless in the first...stangs on the attack, but jared belin comes out to play it and he stuffs the chance flawlessly to keep the goose egg. morningside, on the corner attempt now, paul quildies gets his noggin on it, but sends it just wide of the net. chargers, with a corner of their own...enrique larrondo connects with zach sortino, but not enough on it...an easy save for tim erdmann. late in the half now, morningside with a free kick and belin makes a nice save but quildies sticks with it and taps it home... morningside goes on to win it, 2-1. chris: shifting to basketball...last season, the briar cliff men might have snuck up on some teams on their way to the naia national

tournament. this year, the chargers won't have that advantage. briar cliff was picked as the team to beat in the gpac today in the preseason coaches poll. the chargers return four starters from last year's 22-11 squad that dropped a two point decision to davenport in the opening round in branson. bcu has a trio of playmakers returning in all- conference guards shane graves, austin lefler and bryan forbes, but even with that talent, the chargers know they have a lot of work left to do. nic nelson--"number one i think it makes me question the judgement of the other coaches in the league, but you know i think it's just a reflection that we've got a lot of guys back from a national tournament team a year ago. we've got good experience, we've got good experience in the back court. i think our guys understand that after today that preseason poll doesn't really mean anything." shane graves--"i don't think any of us are looking at that and saying that makes us feel expected to win games or win a conference championship or anything like that. every year the gpac's good and there's tons of good teams out there, but right now it's just about getting better every day." austin lefler--"i definitely think it's an honor, you know that other teams are thinking of us like that, but the team that we have this year is a totally

different team than the one we had last year. i don't think this team has really proven anything yet and i think that we can't think of ourselves ashe top team in the gpac. we have to still go out, we have to prove it. we're a whole new team." the chargers open up their season in 8 days with a trip to central iowa. chris: as any cubs fan can tell you, this year marks the 107th anniversary of the team's last world series. if the north siders couldn't get a win tonight in game four of the nlcs, that drought is going to extend another season. mets lead the series 3-0 and lucas duda...had himself a night. two on in the top of the first and he gets a pitch he likes...the three run shot by duda gives the mets the early lead. the very next batter...travis d'arnaud...he goes oppo and the mets have a 4-0 lead before the cubs even come to the plate. jason hammel would only last an inning and a third before he gets the hook. but the pen didn't have much better luck with duda. he rips it through the shift...and

royals, looking for their second straight world series trip, taking on the blue jays this afternoon. 1-0 jays in the sixth...edison volquez...just a bit outside...the bases loaded walk puts toronto up 2-0. they'd go to the pen and troy tulowitzki makes them pay...with the sacks packed...he unloads one into the left center gap...all three runners score and it's 5-0. 6-0 now in the 8th, salvador perez, avoids the shutout with the solo home run, but that's all the royals could muster. there will be a game six friday, blue jays win it 7-1.

dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future?

be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. 64 will be the high. the 7-day forecast shows 68 friday with showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. behind the cold front, saturday's high will only be 59. we'll return to the 60s for several days next week, but we have another chance of showers and thunderstorms tuesday.

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