class is being fered at whiting community school in south sioux city. abc 9's bria bell brings us more details... bria: drones are popular in different businesses and now their entering the classrooms...a professor at morningside says their gaming skills have given them a leg up in the college class. morningside college is running a pilot course with seven hand-selected students from both the whiting school and morningside college. thestudents are tasked with figuring out exactly what the class needs. "i think one of the biggest things is know how to run the thing and take care of it. there's alot of guys that have drones but they don't know how to do the maintenence on it and stuff and i think they're a little scared of it. but i'd just like get comfortable with them and become an expert," said jared mccoy who is a senior at morningside college. the course has two main classes...one for learning operating procedures, and the second for learning how to fly the drones. about 20 drones are being used for training which is being offered by morningside's regina roth agricultural and food studies

program alongside with whiting community schools and mags aviation and martin field. classes meet monday evenings at martin field in south sioux city. at 10, i'll tell you an inside look at the class and the professors will try to expand it in the future. deborah now turning to the presidential campaign trail after a busy week of presidential candidates stopping by sioux city, four more were in siouxland this weekend to take part in an annual hunt with a local delegate. nats: huckabee fires gun iowa congressman, steve king hosted his annual pheasant hunt this weekend and invited a few presidential candidates including ted cruz, bobby jindal, mike huckabee and

the annual event has attracted presidential candidates in the past and continues to draw in conservative candidates for the white house. "i said one of our objectives is the intergenerational transfer of patriotism and thats one of the objectivesthe other is the concept of full spectrum constitution conservatism" deborah 42 participants picked up their rifles and hunted alongside steve king in honor of colonel bud day. a sioux city native and decorated world war two hero. debora while on that pheasant hunt...texas senator ted cruz ....spoke out about his disappointment following wednesday's g-o-p presidential debate. cruz says he has the solution for the next debate....and every one after that. "(sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate) "we shouldn't have republican primary debates moderated by liberal democrats. that shouldn't be a controversial proposition. the

democratic primaries are moderated by liberal democrats...and that's perfectly fine. that's what you would expect. but i have suggested a very, very simple rule: how about the moderators of republican primaries actually be republicans? " cruz is not the only one who wants the format changed. representatives of several republican presidential candidates plan to meet in the capitol this evening...to discuss their demands for the next debate. reporter mary moloney explains. " it's something unheard of in politics. instead of debating on stage -- rivals in the republican race for president will meet behind closed doors -- united for a change in future debates. (ben carson/(r) presidential candidate): "debates are supposed to be established to help the people get to know the candidates. what it has turned into is a gotcha." questions from debate moderators the candidates call unfair and hostile. (moderator): "your board fired you. i just wondered why you think we should hire you now?" (moderator): "is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign?" the chairman of the party agreed -- complaining moments after the debate. (reince priebus/republican national committee

chairman): "i think it was one gotcha question, one personal low blow after the other." but the change may also involve the r- n-c. at the meeting of the political minds -- candidates will also discuss how their caaigns can get more control from the party. the move may have shaken up the republican leadership. perhaps as a show of power -- the head of the r-n-c announced the party will suspend ties with n- b-c for a debate next year. for their part the candidates say they will let the party know what they discuss at the meeting -- aimed to prevent moments like this. (chris christie/(r) presidential candidate): "we have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work, we have isis and al-qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football?" deborah do you feel more rested today...you should....because we got an extra hour of sleep. daylight saving time ended at 2 a-m today. so if you haven't

hour yet...don't forget to do so. today is also the perfect time to check your smoke detectors...and test their batteries to make sure they are properly working. coming up after the break... we'll give you a glimpse of a greek tradition that remains alive in sioux city. elisa warm start to november, but rain chances and a cooldown are in the forecast. details next. " " allison/elisa gorgeous out there

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port neal welding company and kings pointe storm lake sky cams hd. temperatures were almost 15 above normal in sioux city today after a morning closer to normal. check out the sunrise and sunset times, now that we changed the clocks... earlier sunrise and sunset. temperatures are warm! 10 to 20 degrees above normal, 70s west and 60s east. south wind keeping us warm at 5 to 10 mph. a few clouds tonight and temperatures are not too chilly, getting down to 42 with clearing skies.

stormcast hd has a few clouds tonight. south wind warms us up again tomorrow, temps around 70 degrees again like today. lots of sunshine, a beautiful day and clear skies overnight. tuesday south wind gets breezy. gusting up to 30 mph which gets us even warmer. mid 70s possible. breezy and warm wednesday before rain chances come in for thursday. tonight, 42 a few clouds, quiet and calm. tomorrow, just like today! another warm day with a high of 71...sunny and beautiful! 7-day forecast, breezy and 74 on tuesday, 70s stay for wednesday before we drop 15 degrees and bring in rain. much cooler air rushes in behind that, could struggle for 50 next weekend. allison/elisa loving the warm start to november!

a few clouds on the port neal welding company and kings pointe storm lake sky cams hd. temperatures were almost 15 above normal in sioux city today after a morning closer to normal. check out the sunrise and sunset times, now that we changed the clocks... earlier sunrise and sunset. temperatures are warm! 10 to 20 degrees above normal, 70s west and 60s east. south wind keeping us warm at 5 to 10 mph. a few clouds tonight and temperatures are not too chilly, getting down to 42 with clearing skies. a few clouds rolling in but dry. stormcast hd has a few clouds tonight. south wind warms us up again tomorrow, temps around 70 degrees again like today. lots of sunshine, a beautiful day and clear skies overnight. tuesday south wind gets breezy. gusting up to 30 mph which gets us even warmer. mid 70s possible. breezy and warm wednesday before rain chances come in for thursday. tonight, 42 a few ouds, quiet and calm. tomorrow, just like today! another warm day with a high of 71...sunny and beautiful! 7-day forecast, breezy and 74 on tuesday, 70s stay for wednesday before we drop 15 degrees and bring in rain. much cooler air rushes in behind that, could struggle for 50 next weekend. allison/elisa loving the warm start to november! thanks, elisa! deborah and today was a great day to get out and get some greek eats. all the traditional favorites are being served at the greek orthodox church in sioux city. from souvlaki

thanks, elisa! deborah and today was a great day to get out and get some greek eats. all the traditional favorites are being served at the greek orthodox church in sioux city. from souvlaki greek-style braised green beans...and of course...baklava look at that little cutie so if you're looking r a tasty dinner or... some baked goods, you still have a few minutes to head over to the greek orthodox church in downtown

sioux city. the dinner runs until 7 p-m. still to come...more details are being released on the russian passenger plane that broke into pieces in mid- air...leaving hundreds dead. stay with us...

afternoon...a south sioux city gas pump was knocked over onto an s-u-v. the incident occured at a casey's general store on dakota avenue in south sioux city. according to witnesses, a car that entered the gas stion through the exit, backed into a gas pump... causing it fall over onto a nearby cadillac. deborah new information today in the plane crash that killed more than 200 people in egypt. the plane, bound for russia, crashed less than half an hour after take-off. investigators are already sifting through the debris....finding the all-important flight recorders. abc's alex marquardt is in

the debris field stretches over five miles. from huge chunks of the plane? to tiny pieces of metal. stray clothing scattered in- between. sot - steve ganyard / abc news aviation consultant "why an airplane would just come apart in perfectly good weather - that's a sobering question." all 224 people on board killed - including 17 children. russian investigators arrived in egypt - saying today that it's too soon to say what triggered the crash? but that the plane clearly broke up at high altitude. the plane's black boxes, including the flight data recorder, have already been recovered - and will provide crucial answers. sot - john nance / abc news aviation analyst "the probability is here with an in- flight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or an incendiary explosion of some sort in the airplane." egypt says there was no distress call or sign of a mechanical problem before. but just after 20 minutes after takeoff - the metrojet plane began to quickly descend from 31- thousand feet - then disappeared from radar. nats the co-pilot's ex-wife told russian t-v that her husband had

technical issues with the 18-year-old airbus 321 - including that fateful morning. sot - steve ganyard / abc news aviation consultant "russian commercial aviation has about the worst safety record in the world." militants in the sinai linked to isis quickly claimed responsibility? but intelligence officials say they do not have the weapons to shoot down a plane that high. nats in st. petersburg,- where the plane was supposed to land: grief-stricken family members gathered at the airport? the rest of the nation went to church - lighting candles in memory of the victims. in sharm el-sheikh, egypt - alex marquardt, abc news. deborah: four major international airlines announced they will not fly over the sinai peninsula until there's more information out the cause of the crash. the full investigation will likely take months. and coming up in

sports...iowa is still on track for a perfect relar season. hear from the hawkeyes after the break. plus..the vikings visited the bears looking to snap their losing streak at soldier field. alex has the highlights when we return.

alex: 2 line name super: alex walker awalker@kcautv. com alex the minnesota vikings have lost seven straight games against the bears at soldier field. this afternoon, the purple and gold had the chance to win in the windy city for the first time since 2007. minnesota 4-2 this season....and winners of two straight. second quarter 10-3 vikings before

in the corner of the endzone...heck of a catch...game tied at ten. to the fourth we go...game tied at thirteen....cutler strolls into the endzone.....bears take the late 20-13 lead... but here comes minnestoa...teddy bridgewater rookie sensation stefon diggs. he loses a defender and finds the endzone...game tied once again... as as time expired...blair walsh...right down broadway with the game- winner....vikings victorious....23-20 the final. elsewhere in the n-f-l.....the chiefs hammer the lions in london. 45-10 the final...alex smith with two passing touchdowns for kansas city. alex yesterday afternoon, iowa beat maryland 31- 15, improving to 8-0 for the first time since 2009. during the game, the abc broadcast team called the hawkeyes a conundrum...sayin g that iowa would cause serious headaches for the playoff committee if they finished the

obviously, we still have a loooong way to go before we have that discussion, but its an interesting point. looking at iowa's resume, their schedule is as easy as it gets in the big ten, but they do have two huge road wins at wisconsin and northwestern. the tenth-ranked hawks are in the national spotlight, but the guys are trying to ignore the excitement of a perfect record. "you just have to continue to ignore it. obviously you are going to here about it here and there, all we can focus on is our next game. no matter what people say about yeah, you are good. you dont play anybody. all you can focus on you cant control that. we play indiana next, we are going to focus on them, start focusing on them tomorrow look at the film and get ready to work." iowa played well on saturday and they did so in front of iowa native and open champion zach johnson....here's what the honorary captain had to say about his experience. "the experience is one that is really hard to put into words. i have to be honest with you. a kid that is born here, raised in cedar rapids, bringing my kids here, this is what iowa fall is all about, and when the university, specifically coach ferentz, rolls the red carpet out for you, one you say yes and two you embrace it. it's just a beautiful thing."

very cool. the 8-0 hawkeyes visit indiana next saturday. down in lincoln, nebraska is 3-6 for the first time since 1961. the huskers fell to purdue 55-45, giving the program six losses before the end of october for the first time in school history. with three games remaining, nebraska has to win out to make a bowl game, putting the team in a tough spot. "it was really a game about giving them too many opportunities. they did a nice job, i thought their quarterback made some plays i thought early on lettimg him run for that big play was hard and then we gave them the ball turnovers in the red zone. with real good opportunities to score. we made it easier for them." "obviously, we have a lot of problems to fix. we are focused on progress right now trying to fix our issues, our message is usually that our guys are doing well and working hard." nebraska hosts sixth-ranked michigan state

night at 6pm....the game can be seen on e-s-p-n. over in ames, iowa state snapped its streak with a 24-0 jordan harris has been named the walter camp national defensive player of the week after his seven tackle included an the cyclones visit fourteenth- next week. allison/elisa/alex 2 line cg: m tonight, 42 a few calm. tomorrow,

with a high of 71...sunny and beautiful! 7-day forecast, breezy and 74 on tuesday, 70s stay for wednesday before we drop 15

degrees and bring in rain. much cooler air rushes in behind that, could struggle for 50 next weekend.

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