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tonight hosting the amas. i hope you guys did, too. and i want to thank everyone who made my dream come true. everyone that made my dresses, all of it. the american music awards is a special show, and this was a special night. i'll never forget it. thanks, larry. thanks, barry. god bless you guys! >> announcer: nominations are determined by chart performance in billboard, based on sales, airplay and streaming data tracked by nielsen music and social interactions measured by next big sound. the voting is administered, monitored, and verifieby telescope inc., an independent vote management company and the results remain c cfidential until the time of presentation. air travel provided by american airlines. american is introducing new planes every week to keep you comfortable and connected in the skies. now that's going for great. come along with us. what happened backstage tonight at the amas? well, tomorrow, just wait till you see, on "good morning america"! plus, who wore it best tonight? first thing in the morning -- your ultimate ama fashion recap isisn abc's "good morninin

and tomorrow night, it begins -- the "dancing with the stars" two-night finale event. see who takes home the mirror ball, plus live performances by meghan trainor, nick carter, andy grammer and more. "dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central.company sky cam hd. temperatures warmer than yesterday... in the 30s. clear skies

temperatures getting down to 23 degrees. chilly sunshine tomorrow, just like today. sunshine in the 7-day until a thanksgiving mess arrives, details next but first here's lukas with your local news! " " parents are outraged at the sioux city school district the christmas season has finaly arrived in siouxland and santa's house opens up shop for the holiday season... deborah: good evening and thanks for joining . i am lukas voss many parents are us... i am lukas voss many parents are angry with the sioux city community school district's superindentent for failing to release schools early during friday's snow storm.

abc9 news reporter bria bell spoke to a parent who is lashing out a the school... she has more bria ... bria: i spoke to several parents and gradnparents who are frustrated with how firdays events played out d say it should have been handled a lot better. "when you give care control and custody of your kids to the school, you expect them to behave in the best interest of the child and their staff," said rice. sioux city community school district's superindentent, dr. paul gausman is receiving backlash from parents due to the district's failure to let students out early during friday's snow storm... which produced 6 inches of snow in sioux city and had nearly 40 reported car accidents. kristi rice is angry at the school district as two of her kids, who need special assistance, were on a school bus that was hit 4 times while stuck in traffic. "my youngest, he's austistic. the other kids on this bus have issues, not all of them, there's some typicals, but you've got some profound kids on this bus that in school would have a one-on-one aid with them," said rice. rice says that her kids were terrified

from the accident and only wishes that the district would have made a better decision. she says thankful that no one was seriously injured, but knows it could've been much worse because there was no plan in place. abc 9 received a statement from dr gausman that says "please remember that parents and guardians of children have the right to make the decision to keep their child home, or return to school to pick up their child, on any day that they feel it is unsafe for their student to be in school because of weather conditions. we constantly monitor the weather conditions and learn from national weather service, and i made the decision that we would complete the school day last friday with our buildings open." rice says that she dr gausman that says "please remember that parents and guardians of children have the right to make the decision to keep their child home, or return to school to pick up their child, on any day at they feel its unsafe for their student to be in school because of weather conditions. we constantly monitor the weather conditions and learn from national weather service, and i made the decision that we would complete the school day last friday with our buildings open." rice says that she knows she has the liberty to take her children out of school, but i i concerned about what the penalties might be if her perspective on weather conditions differ

from those of the school district's. reporting live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. the sioux city police department has arrested a suspect in the armed robbery at k and n automotive. police arrested reagan maryland in connection withhe crime. a man entered the store to have his car worked on... but when they went to look at the vehicle he pulled a gun on the employee and took his wallet. police found the vehicle from the robbery on sunday... and maryland was taken in for questiwning. he has been charged with robbery in the 1st gree. jessica rae: today marked an important date in american history ... president john f. kennedy was assassinated in dallas, texas 52 years ago. the president and first lady were in the lone-star state for a five- city campaign tour ahead of the 1964 general election... he was killed after bullets s struck his head d and d ck area while ding in his open limousine. police arrested lee harvey oswald shortly after the shooting... oswald himself was then shot and killed on live television two days later

lukas this week will be busy for the native american community, with two big upcoming events. the first event begins monday with a town hall meeting to discuss a proposed ban on single can alcoholic beverages. this is the arrest records for public intoxication through september of this year. the plan is to address alcohol abuse, which among arrests come in about half involving native americans. another important community event this week is the march to honor lost children. on wednesday the native american community willmarch to raise awareness of the problems they have had with the foster care system. the march begins at seven thirty wednesday morning at the war eagle monument... and ends at one in the afternoon with a dininr at e four directions community centerer lukas turning now to the the race for the white house ... it remains focused on terrorism and whether the u-s should accept more syrian refugees and in case you missed it this morning, tim seaman spoke to ted cruz about how the country should deal with refugees. "texas senator ted cruz speaking with

tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this weekn siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." lukas and don't forget that we keep you informed every sunday morning at 9 ... with "this week in siouxland". tim seaman on this week in n ouxland." "texex senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland."

lukas "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouand." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." "texas senator ted cruz speaking with tim seaman on this week in siouxland." lukas and don't forget that we keep you informed every sunday morning at that we keep you informed every sunday morning at 9 ... with "this week in siouxland". tim seaman brings you the latest on federal, state and local politics. you can also watch episodes on our website,siouxland matters dot com, by clicking on the "this week in siouxland" tab. lukas: two new national polls suggest voters prefer change over political experience. donald trump now has a double-digit lead over ben carson in the republican presidential race. trump leads carson 32-percent to 22-percent in a new poll by the washington post and a-b-c news.

in a new fox news poll. the real estate mogul leads the retired neurosurgeon 28-percent to 18- percent... the two are trailed by florida senator marco rubio... texas senator ted cruz and former florida governor jeb bush. and doctor carson was in davenport today... for a town hall meeting. drawing a crowd of 400 spectators... the republican spoke about the new poll numbers... and why he thinks trump is back in the lead. " (ben carson/(r) presidential candidate) a campaign is a marathon, it's not a sprint. and there will be ups and downs during that time. you just continue steady on with your program of speaking the truth and talking about things that are important to the american people." lukas: in the new cbs poll... carson lost his second-place spot to ted cruz. jessica rae: an unprecedented security lockdown in belgiums capital today.. subways and stores remain closed, events cancelled and american citizens were warned- due to an imminent

terror threat. at the same time, we're hearing from the american band that survived the terror attacks. abc's marci gonzalez is in paris with more. "a second day of lockdown in brussels- soldiers patrolling streets? the metro closed. sot - momotourist "chrisisas tree. armored vevecle belgian officials say they'll maintain this highest level of alert- at least through monday?a response to what police believe is a serious, imminent threat of possible attacks targetting malls and public transport. local police "we have support from the belgium army so everything is secure here in brussels." amidst this lockdown - the manhunt -growing for escaped paris killer- salah abdeslam. authorities say the 26-year-old terrorist,ent to belgium following the attack and a lawyer for his driving companions claims he was possibly wearing a suicide belt. back in paris? the memorials still growing- as we learn new, chilling details of the nightmare inside the bataclan

concert hall? (sebsnow instagram vid) nats - "?music/gunshots?" (lemonde video) shared by- the lead singer of the american band playing there thth night, in an upcoming exclusive interview with vice news (vice interview - no excerpting-fair use / no archiving / no obscuring video logo) jesse hughes / eagles of death metal "several people hid in our dressing room, and the killers were able to get in and killed every one of them- except for a kid who was hiding under my leather jacket," meanwhile, police released this picture- of another accused terrorist: one of the men they say passed through greece before detonating a suicide vest outside of this stadium? while today- president obama - again vowed to put an end to isis. prprident obama "we do not succumb to feaea" marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. lukas: a long tradition in sioux city returned this weekend... the 20-15 holiday craft fair saw over six-thousand people pack into to the convention center over the two day event. visitors were able to see the best homemade crafts from over 160 vendors... including scented candles, clothes and home decor. the craft fair has been a staple in the area for over

thirty years. lukas: the holiday season is just around the corner... and sioux city didn't let the cold weather slow down the holiday chee tonight the holiday lights parade rolled downourth street and wound through downtown giving parade-goers a delightful holiday display of fire- trucks, big-rigs, and a number of colorful holiday-themed floats. the parade ended with an appearance from santa, who offically welcomed the holiday season to sioux city. lukas: after the parade, some siouxland kids got to tell santa their wishes almost a month before christmas. unity point health saint luke's brought santa's house right here to sioux city! the howard johnson hotel atrium doubled as santa's home. kids could create their own holiday craft projects... enjoy treats made by mrs. claus... and receive some early presents from santa's gift shop. proceeds from santa's house will support st. luke's children's miracle network. for the list of dates when you can visit santa's house... just head over to sisixland matters dot com.

lukas: and dozens of people in west des moines are spreading holiday cheer one gift at a time. people packed boxes full of goodies as part of their annual "operation christmas child". the goal is to fill shoe boxes with toys, school supplies, and hygeine products to at-risk children around the world. today they hosted a "packing party" where families with special needs helped pack some of these special gifts. " i've been a part of the operation christmas child journey for years and last year i had the chance to go to panama and actually deliver boxes to children and it's so special that our community and r entire church ralls behind this opportunity" lukas: they say they'll pack more than 12 hundred boxes at this event and this is the 20th year they've been hosting it. lukas: when we come back... a giant orangutan hiding under a blanket? find out what scared him ... after the break. elela november like temperatures ming, sunshine to start our work wee

but a messy system coming for thanksgiving. details next. " " lukas: an earthquake

midwest... and if you think only h hans get scared... think again. this 20 year o o orangutan was found ding under his sheets... because he was so spooked by the earthquake. "ponji" lives at the zoo in wichita, kansas. the area was rattled by a four-point- seven-magnitude quake...

so ponji took shelter where he usually does... under his blankie. "(devin bailey, zookeeper): "and we saw his reaction. he vocalized, he was banging, he was really scared. and after that he shut down, he was just very nervous and every time after earthquake, we come in and he has his sheets over his head and he is very nervous for r e entire day." lukas:s: zookeepers sayay ponji was back to his normal self the next day. deborah/elisa a bit warmer today! elisa elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m beautiful sunset from my mom in new york city ... i wanted to share with you! snow on the kings pointe storm lake and the port neal

temperatures 20 warmer than yesterday and right around normal this afternoon. now, 30s around s sux city. that's almost 15 warmer than yesterday! winds shifng towards the northwest. tonight, clear skies and more season temperatures, getting down to the low 20s. chilly sunshine tomorrow, like today. a few breaks of clouds on sateteite and radar, even some light flurries in nw iowa earlier, clearing now. tonight, we'll clear out those clouds on the

temperatures... a nice november day. winds picking up from the south as weweead into tuesdada they'll get breezy tuesday afternoon with an increase in clouds ahead of our next system. we'll be dry through through most of the day on wednesday with just some clouds, rain snow mix to start thursday morning. school tomorrow kids! you'll want to bundle in the morning, still chilly for recess, but seasonal temperatures and sunshine all day. tonight, nice nov night with clear

tomorrow, sunny and seasonal.. high 43. 7-day has sunshine for the start of the week, clouds increase wednesday as we bring in our next system. cold air comes in as the moisture does so we'll see a mix of rain and snow with temperatures falling through the day, and blustery at night. colder air stays for black fridayay deborah/elisa we'll keep an eye on from my mom in new york city ... i wanted to share with you! snow on the kings pointe storm lake and the port neal welding company sky cams hd.

temperatures 20 warmer than yesterdadaand right around normal this afternoon. now, 30s around sioux city. that's almost 15 warmer than yesterday! winds shifting towards the northwest. tonight, clear skies and more season temperatures, getting down to the low 20s. chilly sunshine tomorrow, like today. a few lukas when we come back...iowa state head football coach paul rhoads has been fired. alex has the

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winning season. it's time for change at iowa state. paul rhoads has been fired as head coach of the cyclones. the decision was made official earlier today by iowa state athletic director jamie pollard. rhoads has been the head man in ames since 2009, posting a 32-54 record. isu is 3-8 this season, with the firing coming on the heels of yesterday's metldown against kansas state. rhoads will speek at his weekly press conference tomorrow, fore coaching iowa state's season finale against west virginia on saturday. some more coaching news....south dakota head football coach joe glenn has announced his retirement.

the 66-year-old is one of 76 coaches in n-c-a-a history to win 200 games. glenn won exactly 200 games with the coyotes in 28 seasons. glenn's retirment press conference is set for 11 am tomorrow morning. alex what a weekend it was for the iowa hawkeyes. kirk ferentz and company locked up the big ten west, punchingtheieiticket to the g ten title game for the first time in school l story. iowa now 11- 0....tying the '02 and '09 teams for the most wins in school history. with saturday's win over purdue, c.j. beathard improved to 12-0 as a starter, no iowa quarterback has ever won their first 12 career starts. under beathard's control, the offense continued to roll, scoring thirty plus points for the fifth straight week. all is well in iowa city. "be proud. everything i just mentioned. we are 11-0, 7-0 at h he cant do any b bter than that. . 0 in the league. right now, this is as good as we can be. i am very proud of them,. they got hats and t- shirts, all that stuff, coaches didnt get anything. theyve earned it/ " "we would love to go undefeated this season and then on after that, right now we are just focused on nebraska and the sky

is the limit for this team." the third-ranked hawkeyes can win the big ten west outright with a win at nebraska on friday outright with a win at nebraska on friday afternoon. to the n-a-i- a.....morningside is back in the national quarterfinals for the tenth time in the last twelve yeyrs. the mustangs outlasted saint xavier in a four- overtime thriller, scoring 75 points to advance. next saturday, morningside will host tabor at noon. the bluejays beat doane in their opening round. with a win, morningside would book their spot in the semifinals for the fourth straight season. alex after three straight losses to begin the season, the bears ve won four of eir last six. things l lking up in chihigo as they welcomed denver to soldiererield. the broncos without peyton manning...brock osweiler making his first career start. and its osweiler making an immediate impact for denver...demaryiu s thomas finds some open space and gashes the bears defense for a 48 yard catch

and run...broncos take the 7-0 lead.... fourth quarter now...denver by one...and its osweiler to cody latimer...10 yard strike....17-9 lead.... but here comes chicago in the final minute....the rookie jeremy langford in for six.....but the bears have to go for two to force overtime.... but langford is stuffed at the goalline....denver holds on 17-15 the final. elsewhere in the nfc north, the vikings hosting the packers in a huge divisional showdown. first quarter...3-0 packers....teddy bridgewater connects with kyle rudolph...he sheds a defender and goes 47 yards...vikings up 6-3 after the missed extra point. third quarter now..19-6 packers....adrian peterson plunges into the endzone....minneso ta gets within six..... but green bay was the better team tonight...aaron rodgers to james jones...27 yards..packers take over first place in the division....30-13 the final.

nascar....jeff gordon's final race as he guns for the nascar sprint cup championship. our big caution ofthe day comes on lap 46.clint boyer and dale earnhardt junior get into it....hamlin the only one there with the free pass.... kyle busch missed the first 11 events of the season...and what a comeback story for him.....he led a majority of the night and he goes on to win his first sprint cup championship. jeff gordon would finish sixth. alex/ allison: elisa tonight, nice nov night with clear skies, low 22. tomorrow, sunny