guidance and correspondance like other tribes have. if we do puruse any other opportunites with marijuana, how do we best want to do that? and with our tribe we realized it was best to ask our people, what do they want to do first?" said vernon miller, ibal chairman . the tribal council felt that it was neccesary to en up the desicion to the people as that's who they are there to serve. though all referendums ssed, that's just the first step as the tribal council will be in contact with iowa and nebraska senators as well as federal officials during the process. "i think everyone wants to see it legalized right away, but we want to be caucious about it and how we are going to proceed. there's going to be a lot of regulations that we are going towant to have in n place. we dedeently want to o ke sure that t t community is aware of what exextly can and can't be done , " said miller. chairman miller said that the reservation will be following flanderau santee sioux tribe as a guidance to see how they handle legalizing the drug as they open the nation's first marijuana resort

on on new year's eve of this year. jenna: in presidental politics... poll numbers are shifting and there may be a new challenger for the republicic nomination. florida senator marcrcrubio is also c cmbing in the popos and now is speaking out about e heated campaign race. abc's stephanie ramos reports from washington " the process ..... the poll numbers .... all remains fluid ... as we see yet another change to how republican voters see their candidates. sot, rubio: "i'm not going to attack other republicans. that-- we're doing hillary clinton's work for her." senator marco rubio on gma this morning not only went after democrats but on the defensive to personal finanane jabs. sot rubio: "i only have one debt in the world, which is my mortgage on a home for me and my family," and as for his former mentor...now competition ..jeb bush.. sot rubio: i think they're running a campaign that has souehow concluded-- jeb, someone has told him you got to attack marco in order to win. i don't agree. " bush....new campaign message 'jeb can fix it'....not securing him a top spot in the polls. nat bush : "we're americans, damn it!"

despite his latest in new he's desperate to a new national quinnipiac poll to 4 4ercent support any national poll so far. rubio on the other haha...shot up to 14 percent support since his last debate performance. the highest he's reached in a poll since his rival donald trump jumped in the race. nats: trump in nh trump today in new hampshire filing to be on the ballot for the primary.... finding himself neck in neck in the polls with ben carson. ...and now trump is taking a step back after retweeting a picture of the bush family standing next to a swastika. the campaign says trump did not see the image and the retweeeehas been deleted. tag: donald trump's tweet comes on the heels of a large protest happening today outside 30 rock in new york... led by the nation's leading hispanic groups... asking nbc to dump trump from snl this saturday. the groups say trump's comments regarding immigration are rascist. stephanie ramos abc news washington .

" jenna: auththities have released thehe names of two people killed in a car crash in sioux city yesterday that involved a stolen car. jenna: authorities say that 34 year old jonas rouillard and 28 year old autumn flowers were killed in that crash. both were from sioux city. police say that rouillard was driving. the two were kill yesterday afternoon after the stolen car they were in struck another vehicle at a high rate of speed before hitting a tree and flipping over. authorities are still investigatininthe accident and working to determine how the stolen car came into their possession. jenna: not everyone has the means or the ability to get their home ready for winter. and although it's nice now... the cold will be here before you know it. rachel ramos has more about a wakefield, nebraska-based agency that weatherizes houses. rachel: jenna, the northeast nebraska community action partnership has created a weatherization program that

uses a scientific approach to target areas in the home that heed to be sealed so tt it is ready for winter. through the use of diagnostic equipment such as blower doors, manometers, pressure pans and thermal imaging guns, the weatherization crew of northeast nebraska is able to reduce the amount of energy lost throughout the home and save people hundreds of dollars in the process. "utility bills and different homes, we e have saved over 18 up t t47 percent....we do a lot of good for people and it's nice to get the wororout about what we do," said pam browning, weatherization coordinator. in addition to insulating walls, the n-e-n-c-a-p weatherization program stresses the importance of health and safety in the household by assessing indoor air quality and by looking for mold and moisture problems. this program is built for low income families who can't cover the hihi costs of heating. eligible low income participants can file an application online. rachel:

i spoke earlier with a nebraska resident who has reaped the benefits of this unique weatherization grant. hear what she had to say about the program tonight at 6. jenna: college students now days are getting creative to pay their costs for higher education. in cedar rapids... a senior at coe college, is turning to crowd funding to help him get to college. brea love explains why that could be a game changer when it comes to paying for an education. "currently, a coe college student pays more than 47 thousand dollars for one year's tuition. the private college offers financial aid and scholarships, but this year, spanish major erie french has to pay for college on his own. erie french / coe college senior "i talked d my mom about it. i told h h mom, we're going to have to come up with some money for the first time. she just urged god's brought you this far, he's not going to abandon you now." french attended high school in southern california. he says he didn't

consider coe, until he was offered a diversity leadership scholarship for four years. when french needed a fifth year, his scholarship ran out. "just trying to find a way do what i have to do to make sure i finished what t started fiveveears ago." at the start of this semester, french enrolled in a work study program, and found another job working for cedar pids day school. he says during the job search he fell behind on tuition payments. french says he won't be able to sign up for his final semester, if he can't pay off tuition by november 17th. so he decided to start a gofundme page. within five days he's already half way toward his goal of 17 hundred dollars. "i"ias on the verge of tears, it was realal exciting for me. i don't know if i i could really quantify how grateful i am." coe college said in a statement that it does offer tuition discounts for students and financial counselors for guidance, but cannot comment on a specific student's situation. french says graduating is very important, because he wants to set an example.

jenna: this week ... the crittenton center holdsdsts popular r sign and dine 2 2wo night evenento raise money for children and families in need. volunteers and designers have been busy since this morning putting together elaborate tablescapes. this year's broadway theme will feature musicals like phantom of the opera and grease. while this is about creating awareness and raising money many of the designers have a personal connection to the center. "i had my daughter throroh the crittenton center and they were helpful when i was giving birth. so it't' my way of giving back," said joellen aesoph-holles, designer "this is very important to the children and families of siouxland that come to us throughout the year," said marian burnett, executive director crittenton center last year, design and dine brought in more than 77 thousand dollars and organizers hope for an even bigger number this year you can still take part - tickets for tomorrow's cocktail party are just 10 dollars. you can buy them at stoney creek

still to come...the cma's are just a few hours away and some of country music's biggest stars are starting to arrive. we'll take you there, when we come back. fred: (fred) breezy and mild weather continues for now, and there will be a few light showers. but we'll feel a cooldown by friday! details after the break! " " freded jenna: tim: (jenna) ) fred, today was nice

(freshows that cloud cover has gradually diminished through the day. 74 was our high today...only 2 short of tying the record of 76 set in 1975. last night's low of 54 is the n nmal high fororhis date! and,d,n this day in 1991, the record low was -3, following the halloween snowstorm! the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake shows an autumn- looking scene. pollen levels are high today! weed pollen is medium, tree pollen is high, and and grass pollen is low. 72 is our sioux city temperature. w wds are south at 21 1 les per hour. . cal temperatures are in the 60s and 70s, but you can't miss the

cold front nosing into chamberlain, sd, where it is only 47 degrees. winds are south at 10-20 miles per hour, except in the west, where the front has shifted the wind to the north and northwest. winds are gusting at up to 36 m mes per hour in oux city. as we zoom out to midwest temperatures, we can clearly see much cooler weather behind the front. we won't feel the full effects of the front until friday, though. the satellite and radar shows a rain/snow mix in a narrow line along the front to our west. when the front arrives locally, the system ll be warm enough for just a chance of rain---- snow. the stormcast hd shows the front stalled out to our west tonght, so we will stay on the warm side of it as some showers develop. tomorrow, the front will push through, with breezy winds continuing and a few

dry, though. finally, as the front clears the area on friday, cooler weather will establish itself. and, this cooldown will last. ththrain forecast s sws less than 0.1" for most of siouxland, including sioux city. your forecast for toght is for a low of 58 and occasional light showers. breezy winds will continue. tomorrow, expect a high of 69 and a slight chance of showers. breezy winds will continue. the 7-day shows 50s and 60s until next wednesday, when another cold front will lead to a sunrise high of 45, then falling temperatures...and a chance of showers. fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thank you, fred! (fred) you are welcome.

this cooldown will la. the rain forecast shows less than 0" for most of siouxland, including sioux city. your forecast for tonight is for a low of 58 and occasisial light showers. breezy winds will continue. tomorrow, expect a high of 69 and a slight chancnc of showers. brbrzy winds will c ctinue. the 7-dadashows 50s and d s until next weweesday, when ananher cold front ll lead to a sunrise high of 45, then falling temperatures...and a chance of showers. fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thank you, fred! (fred) you are welcome. jenna: country music's biggest night is a few hours away.

can watch the cma awards right here on abc9 the country music association has come a long way since the first awards show 49 years ago. and reporter tish clark joininus now from the red carpet. jenna: coming up after the break, the daily show took aim at the state of iowa after being snubbed for a gop event. we'll have reactions from state officials, when we come coming up after the break, the daily show took

iowa after being snubbed for a gop aim at the state of iowa after being snubbed for a gop event. we'll have reactions from state officials, when wcome back.

republican party chairman finds himself a national celebrity totoy... ter getting specifically called out on the daily show with

trevor noah. tim: local five's chief political correspondent amanda krenz explains why iowa was in the spotlight and what the iowa republican party did to get the daily show's attention. " iowa's first ever growth and opportunity party was a huge event, with many of the gop presidential candidates making an appearance. the event also made national headlines, because of one organization that wanted to but was told they couldn't come. daily show 2:42 - because for real, the iowa republican party denied the daily show acccess to t tir event last week. / and that gave daily show host, trevor noah, all the fuel he needed to poke fun at the state... 3:20 i've got no beef with iowa, until 3 months ago i didn't know it existed... noah didn't hold back about the chair of the iowa gop either. 5:31 you and me iowa, we're cool, but republican chair, john kaufmann...you george das hybrid, this isn't over. local 5 reached out to kaufmann today, he's a college professor, who's taking it all in stride. he said, (fullscreen) "i had a goolaugh at the clip last night, and it's certainly made me a rockstar with my students. while we can enjoy a laugh at ourselves from time to time, we always take our role as first in the nation very seriously. iowans are used to making headlines in the world of political satire. jeff 1:12 every four years iowa's a target, whether it's serious or humorous. henry 2:53 i ignore them. they obviously don't know us or they would not say that. at least one iowan thought maybe it would have been a good idea to let t t daily show intntthe got. sandy 3:06 i thohoh he was foolili not to let thehein. i think ththe wold've been me good for the gop from it." jenna: after the break... we'll have a special guest in studio to tell us more about a program that helps veterans in need. tim: welcome back.

at the orpheum... folks have the chance to see a cumentary movie that recognizes thehe heroism of soldiers and will help raiseunds for a wounded veterans at the same time. jim miller joins me with more on the movie called "the hornets nest". fundraiser for wounded vetera at orpheum (sioux city, ia) an acclaimed film that recognizes the heroism of soldiers will help raise funds for a wounded veteran. "the hornet's nest" will be shown on thursday, november 5th at the orpheum. money raised will go to o e landen projecec which was started by projects for patriots to help a local wounded veteran with upgrades to his home to accommodate his injuries suffered during his deployment. the showing of the film is free, but organizers will be accepting free-will donations. any extra monene raised will bebe used to help others with

the tri-state area. the screening event will begin at 5:30, with the movie starting at 7:30 pm. the hornet's nest will immediately be followed by a "talk back" question and answer session brought to you by the filmmakers and the veteran, todd landen. "the hornet's nest" follows peabody and emmy award-winning abc news journalist mike boettcher and his son carlos boettcher, who followed u.s. forces fighting on the front lines in afghanistan amid the constant threre of the taliban. the film unfolds a true story of survival for the soldiers, and for the father and son team who seek to re-connect under the most harrowing of circumstances. tim: fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us.

of our forecast. stay with us. (fred) your forecast for tonight is for a low of 58 and occasional light showers. breezy winds will continue. tomorrow,

breezy winds will continue. tomorrow, expect a high of 69 and a slight chance of showers. breezy winds will continue. the 7-day shows 50s and 60s until next wednesday, when another cold front will lead to a sunrise high of 45, then falling