men are originally from minnesota and had no known connection to yankton. police arrested 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year-old adam gerard. an official from the univerity of south dakota say the two are roommates there. the pair made no threatatwhen they showed up at yanknkn high, but were questioned d after they didn't check in with the front office. elisa the front door to yankton high school remained locked today with school faculty standing at the door. yesterday... faculty, including the school resource officer, got suspicious after the teens said they were there to visit a student, but couldn't give a name. the duo was kicked out and the school resource officer contacted police. yankton police pulled them over as they were leaving town, and officals found a shotgun, a rifel, and over two hundred rounds of ammunition inside the car. however police say the guns were unloaded and were never inside of the school. van buskirk and gerard were arrested andcharged with tresesssing, disruption of

possession of firearms on school property charges - all misdemeanors. "concerns aren alway there because you think nothing is going to happen like that at a smaller community, but you never know. it just might happen, so you always are concerned about your kids" says beth haddican, parent, police say the suspects never threatened anyone and that students were never in danger. school was in session today. the suspects have been released on two-thousand dollars bond. elisa on cam: at ten we'll hear from the superintendent, yankton police, and concerned parents... reporting live in raffa.. abc9 news. jenna:a: training f f active shooter cidents has become almost a routine for law enforcement. and authorities in eastern iowa say prepared than ever. the johnson county sheriff's office says every deputy in their department undergoes an annual active shooter training. the reason behind events like the

become common. officials say that locally since sandy hook they have funded through homeland security grants, training statewide for 'alice' instructors. " it's changed dramatically, we never used to teach any survival skills, it used to be all about lockdown, and now it's basically run, hide, fight, alert, lockdown, inform, counter and escape." jennnn last year johnson county officials also obtained mine resistantambush protected vehicle or mrap -- similar to the armored vehicles used wednesday by officials in san bernardino. the sheriff says the m-rap is a tool that wouldelp officers in a big way -- if an active shooter incident were ever to happen around here. jenna: one of the attackers posted an ominous message during the shooting attack in san bernardino, california that killed 14 people -- and the fbi investigating it as terrorism. paul vercammen joins us from san

" " at some point while wednesday's attack in san bernardino, california was underway -- officialal say the 27-year-old female shooter, tashfeen malik, posted a pledge of allegiance to isis leader abu bakr al- bagdadi (david bowdich, assistant director, fbi los angeles office) as of today, based on the facts that we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. officials have not said how they know she made the post -- only that malik's statement was made under a different name and that the attacks may have been inspired by isis terrorism analyst, paul cruickshank explains -- (paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst) this is a very significant moment. isis is going to take ownership of this i believe in a big way they'll use it to try to inspire other attacks. isis are instigating these kinds of attacks over social media, reaching out to people directly in the west, to encourage this form of violence. today the landlord allowed the media into the couple's home, with no objection from police. a look into the life of a couple that law enforcement sours say was self-radicalized, though, neither malik nor farookokad ever been in trouble with the law and they were not on any watch lists. their family also says they had no idea and farook's sister says she's not sure if she can forgive her brother (reporter) do you think your brother deserves to be

(saira khan, sister of syed farook) that's a hard question. i don't even know if i would forgive him. just because of what he did. in san bernardino, i'm paul vercammen jenna: hillary clinton held her third campaign event in sioux city this morning with close to 300 people gathering at the sioux city carpenters training center. the event comes on the heels of labor secretary tom perez announcing his enrsement of clinton. while her apperance focused mostly on fair labor and the infrastructure ... she began the event with remarks on this week's shootings in california and what needs to happen to improve america's commitment to fighting

"we have to be vigilant. and we have to be coorperative not only in our country so we share information with oneanother but also do a better job collecting and analyzing data from aroundndhe world. " the focus of the event however remained on clinton's 275 billion dollar plan to improve america's aging infrastructure and creating jobs in the process. : lukas voss has more on the audience's reaction to what the presidental candidate had to say. lukas that's right jenna ... among the 300 people attending were a large number of carpenters ... construction workers and other laborers. with clinton drawing a lot of support from middle class workers like the ones attending the event today it was interesting to hear ... why they think hillary clinton should be the next president of the united states. natsot clinton: "i see we have a lot of carpenters here ... active and retired we got some laborers here as well"

out in numbers. around00 people found theiway to the sioux city carpenters training center to see presidential candidate hillary clinton speak. it was her approach on labor issues, improving work conditions and creating more jobs that struck a chord with many at the event. sot: "investing in jobs by rebuilding infracstructre that was really cool, that's what something that you don't really think about that building bridges creates jobs." the choice of venue was no cooincidence with secetary of labor tom perere announcing thahahe would endorse clinton for president. 15 national unions ... representing roughly 11 million workers have pledged their support to clinton. " when unions succeed america succesds. when collective barganing thrives then communitys succeed, workers succeed and businesses succeed. they have seen that she is fighting for them and that's why she is getting so much union support." and some even left with a bit more confidence in clinton, sot: "i was much more excited leaving here than i was coming here. it was good to hear her plan and i

opportunities." while her opponents haven't been convinced with her proposed 275 billion dollar plan to improve america's economy those most effected by it disagree. sot: "we are not hearing the other candidates talk about the things hillary clinton is talking about. and if they are their plans aren't as detailed and specific as hers so she is an easy candidate to get behind." and after she spoke ... both clinton and perez with union greet supporters. after she spoke in sioux city clinton went straight to her next event in involved meeting with members of the community. studio ... lukas voss ... abc9 news. republican candidate chris chchstie was also in iowa today, the new jersey campaign trail morning, speaking at the iowa association cooperative's annual meeting held in west des moines.

he spoke on the california shooting " " and now we have san bernardino which will not say is a terrorist attack. i seven years as a prosecutor, when i watched coverage the other night of that attack, there it was a man and his wife dressed in semi-automatic weapons - this was not an incident of work place violence." the new jersey vernor is also expected to make stops in jefferson and fort dodge on today. jenna: another republican candidate, ted cruz, was in johnston iowa today, at crossroads shooting sports gun range where he held a campaign event surrounding 2nd amendment rights, cruz spoke to voters about his stance on gun laws. saying more restrictions on guns are not the solution to the shooting problem in america jenna: the annual awesome biker

locations! the historic 4th street district in downtown sioux city has been host to the charity event since 2000. the event raises money for non ofit orginizations. ththabn board of directcts are happy to announce that they are moving the 20-16 rally to the hard rock/ pearl street district. the hard rock has agreed to provide the main stage concert venue site. " as hard rock being our concert venue th year it's gonna let us step it up and bring in some better bands and hopefully draw more people to the city and with that said it's gonna help the charities." even though the location of the rally is changing, their mission remians the same. they are first and formost a motorcycle rally with funds raised going to benifit non-profit causes. jenna: coming up after the break... heart attack rates climb during the holiday season coming up later we will take a look at ways to minimize your risk

there is a threat of fog again tonight, then drizzle comes tomorrow. the warmup continues next week! your forecast is next. " " tim/jenna/fred (jenna) fred, what do we expect this weekend? (fred) kind of a mixed bag, jenna! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a

chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the almanac shows today's high of 42 and low of 16. in sioux city, we have 41 degrees. temperatures around siouxland range from the 30s north to 40s south. wind chills are in the 20s to the 40s. wind speeds are in the 5 to 15 mile per hour range for most of us, with winds pushing in from the southeast. humidity values are in the 70 to 100 percent range. local visibility is just fine, but just like the past couple of nights, you can expect fog to develop later on. the midwest satellite and radar shows clouds advancing in from the west, but they won't arrive in siouxland until early tomorrow morning. the stormcast hd shows mostly clear skies tonight, then those clouds arriving tomorrow, associated with an upper level disturbance. drizzle can be expected, along with a continued threat of fog. sunday, on the other hand, will be sunny, and for the most part, so will monday. tonight's low will be 35 with mostly clear skies and areas of fog. tomorrow, expect cloudy skies and fog and drizzle. the high

on sunday, then a mix of 40s and 50s next week. there is still no chance of snow over the next week! jenna/tim/fred (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet.

still to come... heart attacks tend to rise during the holiday season. coming up, we'll have some ways to

season with gift giving and holiday fare. but with this comes an upexpected health risk. holly firfer has more in today's health minute. " " thholidays are a time for family and good cheer, but it's also a time when we see a rise in heart attacks. doctors think the main reason may be stress and a change in our healthy routines. but there are simple steps we can take for a heart healthy holiday. as you head to holiday parties, fill up on vegetables. overeating is often inevitable this time of year, but don't forget the veggies. and when you reach for the desserts - try not to overdo it. we don't want to overload our system with fat. try to keep an eye on the salt. when our sodium levels get too high, this can raise our blood pressure. and don't drink too much alcohol, this raises the risk for heart rhythm problems and heart attacks. men should have no more than 2 alcoholic beverages a day and women just one. if you're trying to quit smoking, if possible, do it before the holidays. and don't put exercise on the back burner. fit it in when you can.

attack symptoms, don't worry about spoiling the holiday fun. get help right away. for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. coming up in sports...morningsi de has had bad luck in the semifinals the last two years. find out how the mustangs use those finishes as motivation up ahead. plus...kirk ferentz met with the media today for the big ten championship game. we'll have a report from indianapolis up

take the field at lucas oil stadium hawkeyes will take the field at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis in search of their first outright big ten title since

ferentz met with the media...jordan furbee has our coverage from indy. jordan furbee--"well chris, this season has certainly been a special one that no hawkeye fan will soon forget. now when you talk to the players throughout this season, they never seemed to get too high or too low. they remained very even-keel, just like their head coach." kirk ferentz--"it's going to be a new challenge. 13th game. we haven't played in a 13th game this early fortunately. i guess there might be some bowl games in december, early december. but it's a big game. but they've all been big for us. every game has been of equal importance. i've said that many times. we believe that. most importantly our players understand it. i think we have great leadership. i think the guys understand the value of doing things on a weekly basis and trying to keep their scope pretty narrow. we try to handle this like an away game. it really is. it's our 13th game. the only difference is jordan furbee-"do you ever have that pinch me moment? i know you guys would obviously like to go to 13-0 but is there, do you take a step back and think about. wow this is the first team that's ever gone this far in iowa history?" kirk ferentz--"yeah, last friday. i was actually a little speechless. i told know what to say in t of them after the nebraska victory there. really it was of those years where each and every week the guys

offense, defense, special teams. to me that's the beauty of football, truly is teamwork when it comes to that. yeah, no, i haven't. you really don't have time to catch your breath, 'admire your work'. if you do, you're losing valuable time. both of us have equal time to get ready for this ballgame. that's kind of where our thoughts are." from the hawkeyes to the cyclones, isu defensive coordinator wally burnham has decided to hang up the whistle and retire. the 74 year old originally came to ames on paul rhoads' first staff back in 2009. he won national championships as a player for alabama in the 60's and also one on the coaching

burnham had debated retiring last year, before deciding to coach one final season. chris: i'm not one to complain about fred's seven day forecast hitting the 50s in december, but it doesn't quite compare to the mid 70s right now in daytona beach. the morningside mustangs are yet again just one win away from a spot in the russell athletic bowl down in florida, but getting over that hump the last two years has been a struggle. this is the fourth straight seasons morningside has played in the semifinals, and the mustangs have lost three of those four contests, including the last two. back in 2013, ryan kasdorf was unable to play due to injury and the mustangs fell 35-0 to eventual national champs grand view. last year, the stangs had a 2 touchdowowowad in the second quarter on marian before giving up 35 unanswered points. morningside has used that disappointment to fuel them all season long and has a chance to finish it off tomorrow. steve ryan--"we haven't talked at all about the last few years, but you know i think they went into this year and they did not like the way they finished last season. so you know

finish it better. and they have an opportunity to do that on saturday." jackson steinberg--"you know this finishing everything we do. we've gotta finish drives coming in here. we've been in the semis how many times now? we're sick of it, we want to get all the way to the end, you know? we want to be down in the national championship fighting for everything we've worked for all year long." kickoff is at noon tomorrow at olsen stadium. we'll have all the action for you right here on abc9 at 6 and 10. finally a quick volleyball update. wayne state, knotted at one a piece in the second round of the ncaa d-2 tournament...the cats taking on conference foe southwest minnesota state. then later tonight, siouxlanders natalie vondrak and alexis conaway lead iowa state against wisconsin in the second round of

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