alerted and the university sent out an email to students and staff. tim: included in that email were pictures of three persons of interest. one has since been named a suspect and could face charges. jenna: but police don't agree with the release of those pictures. lukas voss has reaction tonight from vermillion. thanks tim and jenna. in fact the university is required under federal law to report and alert students if a sexually related crime occurs on campus. in this case however a picture not intended for publication did end up on social media and several websites. a problem local police is concerned about. vo: when sexual crimes occur on college campuses there is always concern in the community. but even more concern about how an institution is responding. in the university of south dakota's case they released an image showing 3 person's of interest with a warning to their student body. sot: " if we think there is an immediate danger we need to issue the alert. it's disingenius to issue an alert when you know that you have photos of persons of interest and then not use the picture." director of marketing communications and university relations tena haraldson said. vo: university's face

steep fines under federal law if those alerts are not issued. in usd's case however ... where that picture came from or if there was still a threat when the message was sent out ... is in question sot: " there was no additional danger to the public.in our view. those photos were not part of our investigation and we didn't release them to anybody. later we found out they were facebook photos." vermillion police chief matthew betzen said. vo: according to information from the university the pictures were used by campus police as part of their own investigation. the problem? after it had been sent to the complete student body ... the picture ... including a man that turned out to have no relation at all to the case ... quickly spread on social media. sot: "if sexual assault is the worst thing that can happen to a women probably one of the worst things that can happen to a man is being accused of a crime that he didn't commit." sot: " our intent was never to publish them broadly our intent was to inform our immediate community. they were persons of ineterest i think that's a long way from charging anybody," vo: and because the university clearly labled the picture as person's of interests it's unlikely that they will face legal action because of a possible defamation lawsuit. sot: " you may very well not be a suspect at all. you maybe just a third party witness or you may in fact have no information. in terms of defamation i would't see a viable lawsuit." attorney, anthony osborn said. and while police and

university disagree on how the case was handled both just want the same thing .... a safe community. and speaking with both parties today the problem really seemed to be that luckily these federal laws often reffered to as title nine rarely occur so knowing how to handle them can be an issue. the university and vermillion police pledged to improve communication and make it easier for everybody to avoid conflicts like the one we just saw. reporting in studio lukas voss abc9 news. tim on cam fresh off tuesday's gop debate carly fiorina is back in iowa... and she's being asked to clarify comments made in milwaukee on tuesday. fiorina met up with about 100 folks at the onawa library this morning. it's the first of 5 stops in western iowa. fiorina's husband "frank" is joining his wife on the campaign trail. it's the first time he's made a western iowa appearance. fiorina took several questions during the hour

long event, including how she plans to hold washington accountable if elected. as for as tuesday's debate where fiorina said quote "obama care isn't helping anyone." we asked the candidate to clariffy her comment. "the question is how much better could we do for people. are we really helping people when we throw them into medicade and fewer and fewer doctors are accepgting medacade paymenst. the truth is how much better could we be doing for people and the answer is a lot better, " said carly fiorina. if elected, the former hewlett packard ceo said she'll push for a zero based budget. meaning every line-item in the budget would be scrutinized, not just proposed increases. jenna: what affect does digital media have on the presidental election? that was one of the topics tackled at the first ever "yahoo conference on technology and politics" today at drake university. high profile elected officials, campaign strategists, tech industry leader, and journalists took part in the panel. they discussed how technology is shaping the democratic process and the relationship between citizens and the

government. "a head of a major labor union can send out a tweet during a debate, miley cyrus can send out a tweet, right you have no idea. but, anyone in democracy now, can be actively engaged and all use the same hashtag and be seen." out of all the politicians out there-- they say iowa's senator chuck grassley is the best when it comes to twitter. tim: the much- anticipated bakken pipeline hearing took place in boone today. the proposed bakken pipeline will cut through much of iowa, bringing mixed reviews from landowners and environmentalists . so the iowa utlities board heard from dozens of people in favor and against the pipeline. folks only had two minutes each to speak and here is some of what folks had to say. " " the vast majority of landowners affected by this support the project and have given voluntary easements to use power. rick perry. koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and

argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " folks came form all of the counrty to speak at the hearing today jenna: a local hospital is making a push for men to take charge of their health. we're in what is known as "movember"... a month where men are encouraged to grow their facial hair to bring awareness to men's health issues. unitypoint health st. luke's is also using the month to put the spotlight on prostate cancer. it only takes a blood test to screen for the treatable disease. chuck johnson from sioux city says, "no.... it was lucky that i got it because it's a slow moving thing. if i'd have been 80-85 probably wouldn't have done anything, but when your 50 or

even 60 you hope you have a few years left " one in seven men are diagnosed with prostate cancer. unity point health st. luke's is offering screenings coming at a special event coming up next thursday. that's from four to seven p-m in the hospital atrium. screenings are 33-dollars and you don't have to have an pointment. jenna: businesses in rock valley are purchasingmanufacturing goods from high school students tim: juniors and seniors enrolled in "rocket" manufacturing at rock valley high are earning school credit while bringing in bucks for the business bria bell is here to explain. bria: tim and jenna, rocket manufacturing is a class that began this fall and should not be confused with anything related to actual rockets, but a course that is named after rock valley high that deals with weilding. this is an idea that has become a reality for rock valley

community superindentent who was inspired at the idea by another school in winsconsin. "power tool noises" a group of 20 students filled with juniors and seniors at rock valley high are enrolled in rocket manufacturing...a weilding business, or class, that is structered to prepare the students for life after high school with skills like, "being able to show up to work on time, being responsible, being able to work in a group in a collabertive environment...those sorts of soft skills," said superintendent chad janzen. not all students have the opportunity to experience this one-of-a-kind setup. students have to submit an application, have no behavioral issues, and make the grades in their studies. "it's awesome here! we come to school and look forward to this class. some people may not get the best grades, but get the good grades to be in this class," said schulze. the student-run business has had much success during their first go-round this fall as they are already on project number 27. but like all businesses, nothing would ever be possible without an accountant...a role in which the teachers created to make it as geniunly business like as possible. "i do what other people have told me is a three person job, but i enjoy doing it and i hope it picks up more," said anibal marez. industrial technology teacher todd vandervelde says he would like to see the rock valley grow by the

hands of its natives with the help of the class. "there's a lot of industry in the community and we want to prepare these kids for a future where they could possibly stay," said vandervelde. the students are not actually paid for their services as money received goes back to the program for funding, but the tools that they're learning are invaluable. bria: money that's gone into helping build the class has come from two seperate tax programs. rock valley's superindent says that one day he hopes that students will be able to get ther diploma along with a degree in weilding from northwest iowa community college. live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim:

still to come... three siouxland teams were in action at the uni- dome today. we'll head to cedar falls for semifinal highlights up ahead. (fred) the wind will lighten up tonight, and we have plenty of sunshine ahead as we head into the weekend. but there are rain chances next week. details ahead! " " (tim) yesterday was an active weather day, fred. (fred) indeed it was.

to locate 17 spots (16 in iowa, one in illinois) where there was either a reported or confirmed tornado. so far, most of the damage appears to be ef0 and ef1. there were multiple reports around the des moines metro.the port neal welding company skycam hd shows the scene from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. 53 was our high today and 36 the low. here's the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. the allergy report today shows low overall pollen levels. highs over western iowa were in the upper 40s and lower 50s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota also saw upper 40s and lower 50s. 38 is the sioux city temperature. local temperatures are in the 30s for the most part. wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. dew points in the 20s indicate dry air, which will allow temperatures to cool into the 20s tonight. winds were strong earlier today, but you can see that they have dropped off this evening. the satellite and radar shows yesterday's storm system moving east. the strong winds we had today were the result of the pressure difference between the departing system and the higher pressure behind it in siouxland. the stormcast hd shows clear skies tonight and sunny skies

tomorrow. the big change for the weekend will be a warmup to above- normal highs in the 60s. your forecast for tonight is for clear skies and a low of 26. tomorrow's high will be 55 under sunny skies. the 7- day forecast shows a warmup to the 60s saturday and sunday. a great weekend! next week, we'll see scattered showers, espeically on tuesday, when it will also be windy. temperatures will be sliding steadily next week. so get your yard work done this weekend! (jenna)

you bet. jenna/tim/chris: chris: it's already been a year to remember for sb-l as the warriors are in year to remember for sb-l as the warriors are in year to remember the midst of their season ever. a win tonight would put them in game. alex walker has our coverage from cedar falls. alex walker--"this year marks the 40th anniversary of the road to the dome. this year also marks sergeant bluff- luton's first ever straight, the warriors eager to make some noise here in cedar falls." sb-l taking on

another dome newcomer, norwalk in the 3a semifinals. opening quarter the warriors strike first, these teams are both called the warriors by the way. brady bransfield in from short distance, norwalk up 7-0. first drive for sbl, matt george rips a man's run down the sideline, 1000+ yards for george in the playoffs, picking up where he left off. the drive would stall though and on the next norwalk drive, the warriors pull some misdirection. kolby klock takes it in off the reverse, the purple and gold up 14-0. they would score again to make it 21-0 but here comes sb-l right before the half. jacob shultz to chris kroll. 32 yard strike, warriors down 14 at the break. but it wouldn't get any better in the second half. bransfield to tyler schamel, 28-7 norwalk cruising in the third quarter. then later in the half sbl gets some redemption on defense. brayden curry swarms and breaks the ball loose, warriors recover, but it just wasn't their day. sbl falls in the state semis 35-7. justin smith--"i think anytime you get to play in the dome, you're in the semifinals, you're one of the four best teams in the state. i don't think there's any doubt that it's a successful season and the kids earned every bit of it. not the biggest group of kids, but they just battle and they fight and gotta love their effort." matt george--"teammates. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our

guide, completely turned the program around. we worked every day under his leadership and it's been great just playing with these guys the entire way." alex walker--"congrats again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranked mmc back in the 8-man semis against glidden-ralston. already 14-all after the first, ben specht finds a wide open jacob spieler, halftime. move ahead score, mmc finds pay specht keeps it and mmc would put the game on ice with their final drive, up 28-21, derek erdman, reservations for 6. eagles advance to the championship, 35-21 the final. kyle oswald--"a year ago tomorrow we were in this same position. we let that second half get away from us and i give credit to these kids, give credit to god for giving us this opportunity." alex walker--"in the other 8 man semifinal defending state champ newell fonda battling perennial power don bosco. first quarter the dons driving but cole wise sticks up his paw to deflect it and makes the

interception. he is off to the race. 64 yards on the pick six mustangs up 7-0. second half now don bosco with an offensive explosion, up 18-7 braden bagby up deep to caleb rigben and he is gone. the dons score 30 unanswered as they end newell-fonda's 23 game win streak, 30-7 the final. brian wilken--"it wasn't our day. you know and the biggest thing i want them to understand is how proud of them i am and how much i love them. alex walker--"congrats again to newell- fonda on a fantastic season. in cedar falls, alex walker, abc9 sports." coming up after the break, we'll shift gears to volleyball and

from five matches in iowa and nebraska. stay with us. 2 line name super:

dating back to 2001, there's only been one season where coach and western christian didn't play for a state volleyball championship. chance to make it to the final for the 6th straight year. top ranked wolfpack taking on west branch this afternoon. opening set.....kaira moss comes up big on the block....western christian up early and strong at the net.... a few points latr.....moss again....this time on the attack....wolfpack take the 2-1 lead... but back comes west branch...dalana kron smacks a kill down the middle......bears hanging tough..... then its ashtyn veerbeek answering for western christian.....wolfp ack up 4-2 in set two.....

and they keep it rolling....erika feenstra....the tap over the top...that was pretty..... they win set one thanks to kaira moss...huge afternoon for her.....western christin advances to the 2a title matcuh with the 3-1 win. earlier in the day, the heelan/harlan rivalry renewed on the volleyball court. heelan taking on the two-time defending state champs harlan community....openi ng set sam mccabe elevates and executes......heela n pulls a shocker in the first set 26-24. second set now...its grace hanno's time to shine. she finished with 16 kills but heelan lsoes set two and three. in the fourth..crusader s trying to stay alive...mccabe once again coming up cluch heelan down 17-14. but harlan too much down the stretch. the finish off the crusaders 3-1. heelan ends it season with a 30-14 record. mary miller--"everything that these girls have gone through, what a class act. so how could you not call this a success, working with the

grace hanno--"came farther than we did last year, which is always a plus, but nobody likes to lose and it's just sad that it was us." heelan ends its season 31-14. and tomorrow there will be only one siouxland team playing for a state championship. tournament rookie sidney out of the corner conference shocked the top ranked lions in a sweep. central lyon fell by a total of 11 points and ends its season 33-6. in nebraska, an incredible match in c2 between stanton and crofton. in the first, alex oestreich serves up the ace...mustangs take the first 26- 24. in the second, the warriors respond...kelsey sanger with the smash, crofton evens it up. in the third, stanton goes back up on top...hiliary huss great placement on the serve. this one would go five and what a fifth it was. jessie brandl with a big swing, breanna allen makes the great dig, but then chantelle christensen sends it down with authority to tie it up.

stewart gives them the lead and she's amped up. mustangs up 3 when monica arens plays above the net...that gets them within two. but on match point, the service error puts stanton into the semifinals, 15-12 the final in set 5. and mascots need to be limber too! guardian angels cc taking on arcadia loup city. in the first...katie steuter from the left finds the soft spot in the defense and makes it 10-6. later on, morgan bracht slams it off the block and down, blue js go up 6. and they get it done from the middle too...maddie knobbe, no return on that one as gacc starts to pull away. then one more time they go back to steuter for the spike top seeded emerson hubbard opening up with dcs in d1. they come out on fire. abby drieling serves up the ace and e-h takes the 6-1 lead. then check this out...morgan hansen makes the save on the back row, kylie belt sends it over and gets it to fall...pirates take the first 25-12. dcs storms out in the second but belt, sparks the

comeback with the big swing, that cuts it to 12- 7. late in the set...caleigh mackling with heavy kill...pirates come from behind to win 25-18. we jump to match point in the third and belt, gets it to fall just inside the back line...emerson hubbard is moving on with a first round sweep. abby drieling--"it feels really good. i mean, to get that first round out of the way and now we can just go down and put everything out there and just go for it." the lady pirates will take on johnson brock tomorrow at 9 am in the state semifinals. tomorrow at 9 am in the state semifinals. (fred) your forecast for

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