3 a police standoff leads to the evacuation of a cherokee neighborhood. we'll have the latest.the date for finishing work on a busy sioux city street is extended for a *third* time.and after two employees were fired... the city takes steps to make sure environmental rules and regulations are followed at the wastewater treatment plant. 3 good morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob heller.i'm meteorologist cat

with us on this xxx morning.3 3 3 3 3 federal officials could show us plans today for stepped up security with stepped up today for show us plans officials could federal 3 federal officials could show us plans today for stepped up security with overseas flights headed for the united states. the development comes in the middle of an ongoing investigation into what brought down a russian plane in the sinai peninsula over the weekend. u - s intelligence officials say terrorism is the "the leading theory." c - b - s news correspondent jonathan vigliotti has the latest from london. 3 (pkg) sources tell cbs news the department of homeland security could unveil plans today -- to increase security for overseas flights bound for the u.s.the development follows saturday's plane crash of a russian airliner in egypt...that killed 224 people. on thursday president obama acknowledged to a radio interviewer -- a bomb could have brought the plane down: president obama) i think there

is a possibility there was a bomb on board and we're taking that very seriously.the flight was traveling from sharm el- russia when it broke apart in takeoff.u.s. intelligence sources have suggested isis or an affiliate planted a bomb on the flight. many lawmakers remain concerned: (sot senate intelligence committee chair, there have been 4 attempts to bring a bomb that goes through country, as you know, and so the world is really awash with some very bad doings.as the investigation unfolds -- sharm el-sheikh airport has come under scrutiny -- amid claims get the bomb onto the plane. out of an abundance of caution -- the u.k. temporarily suspended flights to and from the region wednesday: (sot bart tecker/ belgian tourist) i think it is stupid because it is safe and there is no tourists left stranded in the resort town are slowly today. jonathan vigliotti cbs

3 isis has taken responsibility for the crash over russia's involvement in syria. but the group hasn't provided any evidence to support that claim yet. 3 one man is in morning after a standoff with police in cherokee yesterday.it happened about two o'clock yesterday... homes in the area of oak knoll drive near the cemetery were evacuated. witnesses say units from quite a few law enforcement agencies... even a swat team from the iowa state patrol... surrounded the home on oak knoll drive. as a security precaution... the *entire neighborhood* was evacuated and the road blocked off about a quarter - mile from the home. the standoff went on for hours... it ended just after 10:30 last night... the suspect

surrendered peacefully. 3 a c - f construction worker is stabbed on his way to work... and his girlfriend is charged with the crime.28 - year - old mark jones was being driven to work just before 6 yesterday morning when he was stabbed near the intersection of 225th street and allison avenue in rural woodbury county. he was taken to mercy medical center with what investigators are calling non - life threatening injuries.his girlfriend... 21 - year - old katherine burdett has been arrested 3 and charged with aggravated domestic assault.she's being held in the woodbury county jail 3 on 5 - thousand dollars bond. 3 a memorial service for a child killed in a fire a week ago will be held today.the service for 3 - year - old nico torres will be held later today with visitation from 12 pm to 1 pm. 3 a prayer service will happen at 1 o'clock at saint michaels church in south sioux city. the funeral will be open to the public to pay thier

3 after firing two employees for from the waste water treatment plant... now the city of sioux city's taking steps to make sure things are done right from now on.yesterday the city council got a tour of the plant to get a better idea of how it works. they also learned about new proceedures that are in place after the firing of two former plant employees. those workers were accused of failing to follow testing of failing to were accused those workers were accused of failing to follow testing rules and regulations... and fudging results. now those tests are being done *every* day. 3 "we are doing some extra testing above and beyond with the dnr has been requiring. we are sampling several times a day, even though they have not asked us to do so. we just want to prove that we are meeting the requirements. "the council was also briefed on the trial of a new waste treatment method that could reduce costs in the future. and... they were told about changes and additions that might be needed at the plant in the future.

3 sioux city's airport board is trying to plan for 20 - 16. 3 in a joint meeting between the board and the city council... officials talked about the aiport might offer next year. here's what complicates the plan... the airport's only airline hadn't submitted a bid to continue offering service to and from sioux city next year yet. american airlines faced a midnight deadline to request being part of the federal government's essential air service program. american airlines has operated two flights a day between sioux city and chicago since 20 - 13... getting a subsidy from the federal aviation administration to do that. 3 "the service we offer to get out of sioux city and back to sioux city and making that flexible for people that want to go in out of here, secondly our infrastructure, our runway, the hanger space, it goes for the airport as well air national gaurd "gaurd "the airport also wants to help pay for repairs to one of the taxiways and hangars damaged by last august's

improvements to the grounds. 3 health officials in woodbury county are warning people with a dangerous bacterial infection to stay home.siouxland district health says anyone with diarrhea should stay home to avoid spreading the shigellosis bacteria. so far... forty - two cases of shigellosis infections have been reported in woodbury county... health department officials expect that number to go up. here's a comparison for you... in 20 - 14... the county recorded just *one* case of shigellosis infection. none of the 42 people infected so far have had to go to the hospital. officials say the best way to *prevent* the spread of this infection is to wash your hands with soap and warm water. 3 unity point health saint luke's has a special new room for its young patients.it's a themed patient room especially for kids... and the theme is *cars.* it'll be used by children's

miracle network patients at the hospital. more than 14 - thousand kids in siouxland each year get treatment at saint luke's. 3 "we have a really effect healing environment it could mean a short stay for kids, it reduces their stress. and so what we really want to stress is should feel like kids when they are in the hospital. they should still feel, act, and think like a kids. and i certain this is a room that is gonna fire on all cylinders and let kids do 3 that. ."sioux city ford - lincoln donated 12 - thousand 5 - hundred dollars to help decorate and equip the new room. 3 a siouxland man is getting a new look... it's because of his battle against cancer. our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak has more on an associate professor at morningside college who's teaching his students a lesson about life. 3 it's been 40 years since mark high-stad (heistad) has seen his chin. when he graduated high school he challenged his brother to see who could grow their beard longer. since he has refused to completely shave his beard. he has only trimmed it for work, weddings, and funerals. his beard grew down to his chest and ended just about where doctors found his asophogal cancer. before

he continues his chemo treatments, the iconic beard must go. so, the mass communication department organized the ceremony to say good bye to the whiskers. "the support i have gotten from family, from collegues, from students, has been overwhelming. " the students were the first to take a whack at it. but ....since his students are amatuers... joe peters of crown barber had the honor of giving high - stad a brand new smooth face. when he first looked into the mirror, he did not even recognize himself. "it was surprising. i didn't know what to expect, but i didn't expect this." heistad hasn't decided if he'll need to wear a name tag to class from now on. he'll continue teaching this fall and, if all goes well... he will return for the spring semester. kayla novak

3 (high - stad) hasn't decided if he'll need to wear a name tag to class tomorrow. he'll keep teaching this fall... and... if all goes well... for the spring semester. 3 three toys were inducted into the national toy hall of fame in rochester new york yesterday.the national toy hall of fame has chosen twister... the hand puppet... and the super soaker for its 20 - 15 inductees. the twelve finalists included the spinning top... the wiffle ball... teenage mutant ninja turtles... and jenga.toys at the hall of fame are honored for their longevity... creativity... or discovery through play and learning. 3 3 3

3 3 coming up this morning on siouxland news at sunrise... as investigators look at what caused that russian plane to go down in egypt... we'll show you *what exaclty* they're looking *for* when

3 today it looks 3 like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3

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3 about on facebook this morning... some more toys went into the toy hall of fame. what was your favorite toy when you were a kid? 3 fast food workers are planning their biggest nationwide strike yet... (hen - nuh) hena daniels is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 on wall street yesterday, stocks were down.the dow fell 4 points.the nasdaq fell 14

points. //// fast food workers are planning their largest strike yet next tuesday. protestors are planning to walk out of restaurants in 270 cities nationwidegathering at local city halls to push for a 15 dollar an hour minimum wage. several thousand workers are to protest at debate in milwaukee. the november exactly one year before the 2016 presidential election. navigating with google maps on your i-phone is about to get easier . the tech company updated the app this week to give spoken traffic alerts when youre about to hit traffic along with giving a summary of the route before you drive. ///panera bread's standards are *rising* when it comes to ingredients in its food.that means no artificial colors, flavors or sweetners - a commitment the restaurant chain announced last year. panera says it will also be adding more plant based proteins on their menus, including organic quinoa. it also plans to stop using eggs from cage confined hens by 2020 ///that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more log onto cbs moneywatch dot com. in new york, im hena daniels/// 3 3 ///hena danielsnew york, im hena daniels///

3 the search for answers in the russian plane crash is white hot right now... but what exactly are investigators looking for that could help them see if a bomb was involved? c - b - s news correspondent kris van cleave asks an aviation expert. 3 ((sot q & a on bomb residue 14:14:09))kvc: can explosive residue survive that kind of fire?rosenker: absolutely. they'll get a good reading by swabbing this, this residue will remain even in a fire, even if its underwater. we went over video from the crash scene with former national transportation safety board chair mark rosenker. he says it appears that the tail broke off before fire engulfed the airbus jet --landing miles away, largely intact.((sot 14:05:52)) kvc: this kind of debris, what are you looking for?rosenker: you are looking at the edges particularly to see how they may have come apart from the main part of the fuselage , did it look like there was corrosion, did it look like a fracture, did it look like there was a structural deformity. in the days immediately after malyasia flight 17 was shot down over ukraine --our mark phillips was able to spot clear signs the plane was hit by a missile...((nats from phillips standup))rosenker says determing a bomb blast is not as straight forward. ((sot--14:35:58 rosenker))it can be distinguised but it takes time in the laboratory, you may not see it as obviously as we did with mh17// ((butt to))((sot 143712-21 rosenker))the cockpit voice recorder will have a special signature we'll understand the difference between an over pressure event which would be a technical failure and a high pressure event which would be a bomb.. ((kris tag:investigators will also look at the condition of

the bodies of those on board to see if they show signs of a bombing, scott investigators will also study the

3 after the break on siouxland news at sunrise... the pacific ocean is warmer than ever and thriving with unusual marine life. we'll show you how el nino is bringing some visitors to california's

3 3 3 today it looks like the clouds

will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 the pacific is warmer than ever thanks in part to a growing el nino. as reporter ben tracy shows us... unusual marine life is

3 (nats 5:50 sport fisherman) yeah!(narr 1) off the coast of southern california...fish erman are having a field day (nats 11:55) yessiree!...hook ing all sorts of tropical fish. (nats) whales(narr 2) whales are putting on a show in monterey bay...(nats 1:01:47) i'm totally fighting him (kayaker encounters hammerhead) (narr 2) and farther south kayakers are finding themselves surrounded by hammerhead sharks...rarely seen off california. (sot 22:28:18) bt: for a shark guy this must be pretty cool? cl: it's great. (narr 3) chris lowe is a marine biologist and director of the shark lab at cal-state long beach. (map in) he says el nino...a warming of ocean water near the equator is shifting the ocean's ecosystem north. (map out) (sot 22:36) when you study marine life el niqo's are really cool because they bring a whole new cast of characters to our coastline that we don't typically get to see. (narr 4) such as millions of tiny red crabs that have covered beaches and a highly venomous furthest north one has ever been found. (sot 24:16) we high as 80 degrees. that is very very unusual//37:01 many of these individuals may normally typically reside 1000 miles south of here but are now following that warm water looking for food. (nats) that's a great white!(narr 5) including the very top of the food chain. tourists near alcatraz watched as a great white shark attaked a sea lion. (nats) (narr 6) it's believed to be the first great white ever inside san francisco bay. sea lions are also starving to death because the small fish they eat have moved to colder waters. another impact of el nino. (ben live tag: el nino is also expected to bring lots of rain to california this winter which is welcome after four el niqo fueled storms are 3

3 still to come this morning... the next republican 3 debate is next week... and

fewer candidates will be part of it. we'll show you who's getting bumped down... and

3 good morning everyone,good morning everyone,good morning good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist

3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 there'll be two fewer republican presidential candidates on the main stage for next week's debate. right now the g - o - p front - runner ben carson is talking about his comments on egyptian pyramids that have drawn some

criticism. on the democratic side... hillary clinton answered campaign questions last night on jimmy kimmel. reporter don champion has the latest on the presidential race. 3 (sot thu0112 10/29/15 1:51) "we have 19 trillion dollars in debt" (-:53) when republican presidential hopefuls take the debate stage again-- two candidates will be missing. the fox business network bumped chris christie and (thu0443) mike huckabee from the main stage because of their low polling.(sot thu0112 10/29/15 1:07) "but then his poll numbers tanked" (-:08) top contenders donald trump and ben carson will be on the stage next week. in miami thursday, carson defended his belief that egypt's pyramids were built by the biblical figured joseph.(sot buzzfeed video :07) "all the archeologists think they the pharaohs" the topic came buzzfeed posted video of this speech that carson gave 17 years ago.(sot thu0329 dr. ben carson/r-presidential candidate 1:51) "some people believe in the bible like i do and don't find that silly at all and believe that god created the earth" (-:59) on the campaign trail- jeb bush is also pushing back after a top donor left his campaign. bush faces falling poll numbers and criticisms of a low energy campaign.(sot thu0209 gov. jeb bush/r- presidential candidate :18) "i am working hard i feel really confident i will get the nomination and defeat hillary clinton" (-:22) appearing on jimmel kimmel last night, democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton spoke about bush.(sot pipe 1 hd jimmy kimmel show hillary clinton/d-presidential candidate 49:37) he's a very accomplished man, he is out there making his case.. running for president is really hard" (-:44) a new poll out shows clinton with a 56 point lead over rival bernie sanders in democratic primary state of south carolina. don

3 a road construction project in morningside is getting *another* extension to it's completion deadline.glenn avenue has been closed between south cecelia street and south martha street since the beginning of june. the project was supposed to be done by the end of august. that's been extended twice already... first to the end

end of october. *now* the city says that stretch of road will stay closed until the end of *november.* the new extension is to give the contractor time to finish paving... sidewalk installation... and sod placement. 3 good news from the sioux city school district... student enrollment is growing. 3 the district says as of october 1st... it had 14 - thousand 614 students enrolled in its schools for the 2015 - 16 school year. that's an increase of 283 students over last school year. over the past four years... enrollment has grown by almost 700 students. that october 1st count is important because it's a major factor in finding out how much money the district gets from the state of iowa. 3 a south sioux city elementary school teacher is getting ready for tonight's siouxland sleepout.nicholas (cleave) kleve teaches 5th grade at lewis and clark elementary in south sioux. each year for the last six years...

(cleave)'s kleve's class has helped him get ready to be a part of the sleepout. they work on the project before school and during recess... and also help raise money to help fight homelessness in siouxland. 3 "pretty cool that we were going to help the homeless by decorating a box and that mr. kleve is going to sleep in a baseball field."(8secs)"i love teaching the life lessons where we can teach these young people how they can give back to the world and how they can be decent human beings and help the world become a better place and change the world for the better."(11secs) 3 so far... (cleave) kleve and his class has raised $200 dollars for the sleepout. the sleepout happens tonight at lewis and clark park in sioux city... and our own (yet - ska) jetske (wah - ron) wauran will be there live at 5 and 10. 3 yesterday students at west high school heard from a former n - f - l player about the effects of their choices.former houston oilers player jeff neal talked to west high freshmen and sophomores about recognizing the consequences of making bad choices. he told the almost

600 students that the people they hang out with can influence their decision making... and their efforts in the classroom. 3 "sports world is made up a former football players and we are going all over area speaking to young people challenging them to make good decisions and life is a series of choices. to stay away from drugs and alcohol, make positive choices that cause them to be the champions they were created to be."neal ended his talk today by reminding the students to dream big and set high goals in life. 3 sledding... snow ball fights... and snowmen are all things you might typically see on a snow day when classes have been cancelled. but what you might not see... is what goes into deciding whether to cancel school in the first place. our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak takes a look. 3 the process starts as early as three a-m. superintendents and their teams will start driving the bus routes to try and figure out the road conditions. they might also call the national weather service and other local school districts to ask how they think the road conditions will be for the bus routes. butthere is no *one* formula for snow day closures. school could be cancelled based on road conditions, a blizzard on the way, andsometimes snow

isn't even a factor. they could cancel just because it is a very cold day. but, when making the final call, safety is first priority. "you know, i want the kids to be safe.. you know, i'm dealing with 14, 15, 16,17 drivers." once the decision is made, children and their families must to be alerted. most of the schools have either a phone call or text message system to alert outautomated phone message through our blackboard system and we also send that out, now this year, as a text message." facebook, twitter and even right here on kmeg/fox are other great sources for updates on school closures, delays, and early releases. remind people that it is really up to each individual guardians of the students to decide what their best day."the key things to remember as the snow storms inhave a way to be alerted by your school system when snow plan for child care and bundle up before you go out cold, kayla novak, siouxland

3 if you have trouble with your chocolate melting when it's not supposed to... well i've got some good news for you.a chocolate with a higher melting temperature has been launched by a belgian chocolate maker. there's more and more demand for chocolate in warmer climates... so... the company just launched a new milk and dark chocolate... and some compound recipes with a higher thermo - tolerance.the new recipes have a melting point which is up to 4 degrees *celsius* higher than normal. that's about seven degrees fahrenheit. 3 3

3 3 there's a silent auction coming up to benefit the siouxland center for active generations. we'll get ready for it. next... in

3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow

3 3 the siouxland center for active generations has a silent auction coming up. you can help out by placing a few bids. that's why linda santi is here for talk of the town this morning.good morning!

community events.3 3 thanks for being with us this morning. if you missed this segment...or want to find out any more information...you can find everything on our web site...that's siouxland news dot com slash sunrise... 3 3 noodle the lab fell off a ferry... but he was rescued at sea. we'll show you his *really* long doggie paddle. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland

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3 good morning, (downtown sioux city)... it's (34 degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (sponsor) camera. 3 sailors off the coast of italy rescued a three - month - old dog from the sea. now... as c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos shows us... that dog and his tale of survivor is getting attention all over the world. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- this is the story of a labrador retriever... retrieved from the sea. it happened off the coast of italy.6 sailors from the savoia yacht club were sailing the gulf of naples , with no other vessels in sight, when something made a beeline for their boat...(lino grosso/savoia yacht club) "we thought we are crazy. this dog is coming from the sky. it's impossible."lino grosso shot the rescue. the dog was a 3- month old named noodle.though his rescuers gave him another name...(lino grosso/savoia yacht club) "we called the dog moze."moses, best known for... (nats of ten commandments) parting the sea.the part noodle's rescuers didn't know was that the pup had been riding a hydrofoil ferry like this with his brand new owner when he slipped his leash and fell into the sea.(jeanne moos/reporting) "the owner tried to get the ferry to stop, to go back and look for the pup, but crew members refused saying the dog would already have drowned."but half an hour or more later, noodle was still dog paddling for dear life...(nats:) " bravo bravo."he was trembling and crying as he was cuddled... cuddled and rubbed and covered with a jacket . back on land he was handed over to his new family. there was anger at the ferry crew.(lino grosso/savoia yacht club) "really wrong thing because dog was alive and they didn't try to find

him."now you can find him everywhere...he's the toast of italy, appearing in the arms of his owner. noodle may have survived a great struggle with the sea... but tv fame left well... like a wet noodle.

3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 3 3 3

3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...a skunk in arizona raised a pretty big stink for a wildlife camera... by literally raising it's stink above it's head. it's a move that experts say is part of the animal's defense mechanism.the spotted skunk sometimes throws it's tail into the air to warn off predators before spraying them. the little stinker's dance happened over the summer... but this is the first time the public caught a

3 3 coming up this morning in your 6 o'clock hour... most 16 - year - olds are concentrating on things like getting their drivers licenses. but we'll meet one girl who developed a new test for ebola.plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up. it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.

siouxland news at sunrise.3 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go ... 3 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 c - b - s news has learned the department of homeland department of the has learned c - b - s news 3 3 to go ...at your news here's a look 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 c - b - s news has learned the department of homeland security could soon announce stepped up security measures

the united states. the development comes just a day after president obama acknowledged the possibility that a bomb brought down a russian plane in the sinai peninsula last weekend... killing all 224 people on board. isis has taken responsibility for the crash... over russia's involvement in syria. the cause is still under investigation.law enforcement officials in illinois have yet to make an arrest in the death of a 9 - year - old boy... killed in a chicago alley this week. police think tyshawn lee was targeted because of his father's gang ties. official say *he* is not helping them solve the murder of his own son.and... more severe thunderstorms are expected in the southern plains as a powerful storm system keeps moving east. parts of texas got significant damage thursday... when at least one tornado touched down. heavy rain could trigger flash flooding in some areas today. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports.

3 and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning".i'm anthony mason... coming up, a virtual field trip around the world... how google takes students from the great barrier reef to the great wall of china... that's coming up, on cbs this morning... 3 3 good morning everyone and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise.thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller.and i'm meteorologist cat taylor.3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the

the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 3 3 a 16 - year - old connecticut girl is hoping her new girl is hoping connecticut a 16 - year - old 3 3 3 on thursday chance of a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 3 3 a 16 - year - old connecticut girl is hoping her new invention will help doctors identify and treat ebola better. c - b - s news cheif medical correspondent doctor jon lapook introduces us to one of the youngest

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3 one man is in jail this morning after a standoff with police in cherokee yesterday.it happened about two o'clock yesterday... homes in the area of oak knoll drive near the cemetery were evacuated. witnesses say units from quite a few law enforcement agencies... even a swat team from the iowa state patrol... surrounded the home on oak knoll drive. as a security precaution... the *entire neighborhood* was evacuated and the road blocked off about a quarter - mile from the home. the standoff went on for hours... it ended just after 10:30 last night... the suspect surrendered peacefully. 3 a c - f construction worker is stabbed on his way to work... and his girlfriend is charged with the crime.28 - year - old mark jones was being driven to work just before 6 yesterday morning when he was stabbed near the intersection of 225th street and allison avenue in rural woodbury county. he was taken to mercy medical center with what investigators are calling non - life threatening injuries.his girlfriend...

21 - year - old katherine burdett has been arrested 3 and charged with aggravated domestic assault.she's being held in the woodbury county jail 3 on 5 - thousand dollars bond. 3 a memorial service for a child killed in a fire a week ago will be held today.the service for 3 - year - old nico torres will be held later today with visitation from 12 pm to 1 pm. 3 a prayer service will happen at 1 o'clock at saint michaels church in south sioux city. the funeral will be open to the public to pay thier respects. 3 after firing two employees for from the waste water treatment plant... now the city of sioux city's taking steps to make sure things are done right from now on.yesterday the city council got a tour of the plant to get a better idea of how it works. they also learned about new proceedures that are in place after the firing of two former plant employees. those workers were accused of failing to follow testing rules and regulations...

those tests are being done *every* day. 3 "we are doing some extra testing above and beyond with the dnr has been requiring. we are sampling several times a day, even though they have not asked us to do so. we just want to prove that we are meeting the requirements. 3 "the council was also briefed on the trial of a new waste treatment method that could reduce costs in the future. and... they were told about changes and additions that might be needed at the plant in the future. 3 sioux city's airport board is trying to plan for 20 - 16. 3 in a joint meeting between the board and the city council... officials talked about the services the aiport might offer next year. here's what complicates the plan... the airport's only airline hadn't submitted a bid to continue offering service to and from sioux city next year yet. american airlines faced a midnight deadline to request being part of the federal government's essential

air service program. american airlines has operated two flights a day between sioux city and chicago since 20 - 13... getting a subsidy from the federal aviation administration to do that. 3 "the service we offer to get out of sioux city and back to sioux city and making that flexible for people 3 local health 3 to its grounds.and other windstorm... last august's damaged by hangars taxiways, one of its repairs for help funding also seeking the airport is gaurd "national gaurd "the airport is also seeking help funding repairs for one of its taxiways, hangars damaged by last august's windstorm... and other improvements to its grounds. 3 local health officials are warning people with a bacterial infection to stay home.siouxland district health says anyone with diarrhea should stay home... to avoid spreading the shigellosis bacteria. so far... 42 cases of shigellosis

infections have been reported in woodbury county... and health department officials expect that number to grow. by comparison... in 2014 the county recorded just *one* case of shigellosis infection. none of the 42 people infected so far have had to be hospitalized. officials say the best way to *prevent* the spread of this infection is to wash your hands with soap and warm water. 3 unity point health st. luke's has a special new room for its younger patients.it's a themed patient room especially for kids... and the theme is cars. it will be used by children's miracle network patients at the hospital. more than 14- thousand kids in siouxland each year receive treatment at st. luke's. 3 "we have a really effect healing environment it could mean a short stay for kids, it reduces their stress. and so what we really want to stress is that kids should feel like kids when they are in the hospital. they should still feel, act, and think like a kids. and i certain this is a room that is gonna fire on all cylinders and let kids do that. ."and let kids do 3 that.

."sioux city ford- lincoln donated 12- thousand 5- hundred dollars to help decorate and equip the new room. 3 as the investigation goes on into the plane crash over egypt that killed 224 people... u - s officials say there's a chance a terrorist's bomb might have brought it down. our own siouxland news reporter scott thuman looks into how isis could have gotten a bomb past security... and if there will be some immediate changes for u - s travelers. 3 it may be too early to tell if it was a bomb that brought down the russian airliner, but intelligence experts across wondering if they'll need to step up securityl--for example, could it have been something undectable by standard screening methods? (dan elwell) "we have to be constantly examining our operations how we do things how the bad guys do things so we're always one step ahead." *al qaeda* affiliates have boasted of bombs that could breach security in the past, but this would be a first for isil--who has claimed responsiblity.(rep royce) "on the basis of them announcing that they did it and on the basis of their past attempts-- i think it's only logical to conclude that they're carrying out this type of campaign." the white house, not ruling anything out, says it's considering new safety measures:(josh earnest) "currently the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security for commercial flights bound for the u.s. from certain foreign airports." but former faa executive & aviation safety consultant, dan elwell, says many steps are already being taken & have been--especially with u-s flights.(dan elwell) "the public is aware of just a sliver of the activity -- by national security agencies private security companies

airlines themselves, -- so the one thing the public can feel good about is the amount of effort that's taking place on a daily basis that they're not even aware."(scott/standup-tag) members of congress tell us if it *is* a terror attack, it's all the more reason for the u-s & the rest of international community to come together in fighting isil and supporting opposition groups, already on the ground.

thuman.3 3 if you didn't have a donut yesterday... you missed out. it was national donut day. 3 the sweet treats are so delicious we celebrate'em twice every year. the first national donut day falls on the first friday in june.it was invented by the salvation army in 1938 to honor the volunteers who served fresh donuts to soldiers overseas to boost morale. the national food council created a second national donut day to fall on november fifth. 3 3

3 dakota valley tried to bring their "a" game against lennox in south dakota's regional volleyball semifinals. chris has a recap... next in sports.

3 3 today it looks will be decreasing through the should help the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 (**take pkg**)good morning siouxland here's a look at your morning sports.dakota valley has spent much of the year ranked in the top five in south dakota's class "a" volleyball ranks. in tonight's region four semifinals against lennox they had a chance to inch one step closer to the state tournmanent.lennox is the five seed in this tournament getting here with a slight upset over the four seed vermillion.1) 2nd set

it's 19-14 panthers. already cummins sets it up for meredith lammers for the slammers. it's 20-14 in the second set. 2) later lennox has pulled to within 22-19. lammers comes up big with a big stuff here. it's 23-19. 3) a couple serves later it is set point for dakota valley. cummins is going to tap this one just inside the line. dakota valley takes a 2-0 lead! they got the last set too. 3-0 the final. they'll move on to play beresford for a trip to state on tuesday. wayne state's volleyball team is having an amazing season. they're 22-3 and have climbed from a ranking in the teens to ranking in the climbed from a 3 3 3 3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us

mix on thursday morning3 3 (**take pkg**)good morning siouxland here's a look at valley has spent much of the year ranked in the top five in volleyball ranks. in tonight's region four semifinals against lennox they had a chance to inch one step closer to the state tournmanent.lennox is the five seed in this slight upset over the four seed vermillion.1) 2nd set up one set to nothing. hanna meredith lammers for the slammers. it's 20-14 in the has pulled to within 22-19. lammers comes up big with a

a couple 3 serves later it is set point for dakota valley. cummins is going to tap this one just inside the line. dakota valley takes a 2-0 lead! they got the last set too. 3-0 the final. they'll move on to play on tuesday.wayne state's volleyball team is having an and have climbed from a ranking in the teens to number they've got a shot at number one. as in number one win this game you've got to crown up the best team in the the way bishop heelan grad leisa mcglintoch just became the wildcats all time assists leader in the teams win over then number 2 northern state friday. she and libero courtney vangroningen were both just named players of the week in the nsic. i talked to kuh-knife-ul today at practice about the big season they're game. scott kneifl- wayne

state head coach: "it's really exciting. hopefully there'll be a great crowd out here to support us. but we've played against i believe seven top ten teams this year. so it's nothing new. our league is really tough. our region is really tough. it's just really another big game "(16 secs) leisa mcclintock- wayne state senior setter: "this whole season we've talked about faceless opponents and worrying more about what we do on our side of the net and not so much about them. it's just another game. we take it 200 feet at a time. we show up tomorrow night it could be us. "(13secs)courtney vangroningen - wayne state senior libero: "they're definitely the team that will go up and hammer the ball and go down. we're definitely the team that will get those balls up. so it's just really fun playing defense around it and getting those shots up."(11secs)coach: "they're very dynamic at the net. they're a very experience team as well. it's going to be a tough matchup for us there's no doubt about that. but it's really exciting. we really need to serve well, serve aggressive, try to drive them out of system, limit their options and play the great defense we've been playing and i think we've got a shot. that's not the only big game tomorrow night. you do not want to miss siouxland news at 10 as 11 iowas siouxland high playing for the right to head to the dome. including west sioux hosting akron westfield hinton. tune in with us maks in nebraska high o here in c1 distrpierce ford 3 angels beat hartincedar cafor finaand crofton tops elg ohn for the class distrititle.and in ary's defeawynot 3- basketbalnumber one morningside defeats northwest doufigures fohe 3sportscajoin us tonight for sports at 5 d10.have a good morning, 3 3 powerful women in media came togeerwomen in media powerful 3

3 powerful powerful women in media came together in new york city. it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break.

3 3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds. another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning

3 3 angelina jolie and brad pitt hit the red carpet for their on - screen reunion... and amy schumer makes a special appearance in new york city. suzanne marques has those stories and more in your eye on entertainment. 3 ((pkg script)) ------------------------(narr:) some of the most powerful women in media gathered for a big night in new york. feminist writer gloria steinem joined hollywood stars, including oscar winner sally field - for the ten year anniversary of the women's media center.comedian amy schumer made a special appearance. (sot: amy schumer / actor) i'm honored enthusiastic to be a part of it and part of this moment. (narr:)the women's media center works to diversify the senior ranks of the media, to

better reflect the broader hottest ticket in hollywood is for the world premiere of "by the sea." ///(narr:)angelina jolie and brad pitt star in their first on-screen reunion since mr. and mrs. smith ten years ago. (nats: "by the sea" trailer) (narr:)jolie pitt drama, which is set at a french resort and tells the story of a marriage on the friday. (nats:) ///(narr:) seal's newest album is out today...including the romantic single, "every time i'm with you." (nats: music video) "seal 7" is the british soul singer's first album since his breakup with model heidi klum. exploration of love, and all its implications. (nats: music entertainment. sm, cbs news,

3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... some more toys went into the toy hall of fame. what was your favorite toy when you were a kid? 3 3 still to come this morning...

the only quarterback to take the cincinnati bengals to the super bowl gave a gift to his former high school. we'll tag along as the n - f - l's golden football program continues.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam. your weather and morning news are all ahead. keep it right

sunrise.3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob

3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow mix on thursday morning 3 the undefeated cincinnati bengals beat the cleveland browns last night. former bengals quarterback boomer (ees - eye - son) esiason is celebrating super bowl 50. he led cincinnati to the 1988 a - f - c championship... earning m - v - p honors. the bengals played the 49ers in super bowl 23. boomer brought a golden football to his alma mater and n - f - l films is capturing the journey. james brown... host of "the n - f - l today," takes us to east islip high

3 ctm script: he's east islip high school's favorite football son.nats cheering boomer esiason: it is so great to be back at east islip. it's 37 years since i've been in this gym. i can't believe it. fourteen of those years were spent as an nfl quarter-back ten of them with the cincinnati bengals.boomer: i had great coaches who understood who i was and they just kept feeding me and i just kept taking it in and i kept loving every minute of it. in 1988, the bengals won the afc championship. and boomer esiason was the league's m-v-p.boomer: we caught lightning in a bottle and it was just an unbelievable year. and it all began here at east islip with boomer's football father figure sal ciampi, sr. / boomer's hs coach: i was around boomer a lot. and you could see he was the kid who had the ball in his hand. he was the quarterback. he wanted to be in position to make the boomer: i think on this spot right here, i think you yelled at me like a hundred times. sal: well it wasn't you. boomer: he basically became a second dad to me, like most high school kids do. (nats: boomer: sal, you got to get rid of the pictures though. can i get you some new pictures or something?sal: no, this is great. this is boomertown.boomer: that's not so bad. it looks like i have a you look great.boomer: not like you. you don't have a that's because i coached you._ boomer's on-going legacy is the result of his son gunnar who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at the age of two boomer: i thought i was going to have to retire. i thought, "this is it." what do you do as a parent of a special needs child? don't you quit and just dote on this child? and some 23 years later we've raised some $130 million in the fight against cystic fibrosis. he's living, breathing, and succeeding. and he's doing what he really, truly loves. he's coaching football. as for east islip football they're never far from boomer's thoughts.current coach sal jr. : boomer is still so visible and he's still out there every day. he's on either their radio or their tv. maybe because their parents are listening. a lot of these kids do know exactly who he is. (nats:sal jr: the best coach and the best player to ever be a part of this teams history. my father sal ciampi and boomer esiason. (cheers)) boomer: football brings a lot of people together. it brings families together. it brings men makes men into men. (nats:

boomer: somebody who's meant so much to be in my life, sal ciampi.)ciampi sr: he's never forgotten where he's come from and you know what? so many people do. ciampi jr: last year, when we won a championship the first thing they asked me at the end of the game was, "have you heard from boomer yet?" you know a cathere is going to be verthat are goito that so i thinit's a greathing for theschool. (natcheerleacheering: 3 3 a road construction project in morningside is getting *another* extension to it's deadliglenn avenue has been closed between south cecelia nd south martha str sinchebeginning june. the projewas supposed to bethe end august. that's been extended twi alreadto the end mthen to the end of octo*now* the says thastretch ofroad wil remain until the d of until the end remain closed road will stretch of says that *now* october. end of then toseptember, to thealrers extendthat's bee he end ofto be was supposthe since the martha street and south cecelia street between south closed glenn avenue deadline.it's completion extension to *another* getting morningside is project in construction a road 3 east islip.) let's fight! cheering: reds, let's fight!

3 a road construction project in morningside is getting *another* extension to it's completion deadline.glenn avenue has been closed between south cecelia street and south martha street since the beginning of june. the project was supposed to be done by the end of august. that's been extended twice already... first to the end of september, then to the end of october. *now* the city says that stretch of road will remain closed until the end of *november*. the new extension is to give the contractor time to complete paving, sidewalk installation and sod placement. 3 good news from the sioux city school district... student enrollment continues to grow. 3 the district says as of october 1st, it had 14- thousand 614 students enrolled in its schools for the 2015-16 school year. that's an increase of 283 students over last school year. over the past four years, enrollment has grown by nearly 700 students. that october 1st count is important. it's a major factor in determining how much money the district

3 a south sioux city elementary school teacher is getting ready for tomorrow night's siouxland sleepout.nicholas kleve ("cleave) teaches 5th grade at lewis and clark elementary in south sioux. each year for the last six years... kleve's class has helped him get ready to take part in the sleepout. they work on the project before school and during recess... and also help raise money to help fight homelessness in siouxland. 3 "pretty cool that we were going to help the homeless by decorating a box and that mr. kleve is going to sleep in a baseball "i love teaching the life lessons where we can they can give back to the world and how they can be the world become a better place and change the world for the better."(11secs) 3 so far... kleve and his class have raised $200 for the sleepout. that event will take place tonight at lewis and clark park in sioux city... and our jetske wauran will be there live at 5 and 10.

3 yesterday students at west high school heard from a former n- f- l player about the effects of their choices.former houston oilers player jeff neal talked to west high freshmen and sophomores about recognizing the consequences of making bad choices. he told the nearly 600 students that the people they hang out with can influence their decision making... as well as their efforts in the classroom. 3 "sports world is made up a former football players and we are going all over area speaking to young people challenging them to make good decisions and life is a series of choices. to stay away from drugs and alcohol, make positive choices that cause them to be the champions they were created to be."neal ended his talk today by reminding the students to dream big and set high goals in life. 3

3 a simple blood test could soon help determine if you're at risk of developing chronic kidney disease. 3 3 3 3 3 3 ((------pkg------)) chris wilhite manages the "friend to friend" shop in san francisco. she beat breast cancer 15 years ago. her store caters specifically to breast cancer survivors in various stages of recovery. for chemotherapy patients, it's a place to find wigs and scarves. post surgery, a place for comfortable undergarments. ((sot: chris wilhite/shop manager))(clip 7674/1:03:24) these are mastectomy bras, and didn't see this kind of design, and they're feminine. while customers don't have to sacrifice lacy looks for comfort, wilhite says they "do" need to find soft, supportive, breathable fabric with no underwire. fasteners should be in the front ... prosthetics or soft forms. ((clip 7674/1:04:08)) it

depends on the body, on the shape.(pic -- underarmour/s tella mccartney)but patients aren't limited to post- mastectomy designed bras. some popular sports bras have all the key features. breast cancer specialist, doctor laura esserman, says it's an emotional time and recommends patients buy their bras prior to surgery.((sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director))((clip 7644/40:50)) people feel that their whole body's violated ((butt to 41:10)) so having something soft and comfortable and use kind of ease you through it can sometimes, little things can make a big difference.wilhite also recommends finding a supportive, nurturing place to shop.((clip 7679/1:07:48)) it's very important for women to come in and chat, talk, buy themselves something. it's like therapy. she says helping women look and feel better is,

okita, for cbs news, san 3 3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we will still be in the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds.another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of rain/snow

3 a new tool lets parents control how much time their kids spend on gadgets. here's your c - net tech

3 3 there's an animal coming up on the show... who's living at the siouxland humane society right now. keep it right

hope" " " 3 coming up next! 3 3 today it looks like the clouds will be decreasing through the day and that should help keep highs in the lower to middle 50s. over the weekend look for mostly sunny skies. we the 50s on saturday, but we should warm into the 60s by the end of the weekend with the aid of gusty warm southerly winds. another front is headed our way late next week that could bring us a slight chance of

morning3 3 3 3 time for a visit from the siouxland humane society... there are many adorable animals available looking for a great family to take them home.melissa fischer and june join us for this week's sunrise ray of hope.good morning. 3

of hope.3 good morning. 3 thanks for being with us if you missed this segment or you just want to catch it again, check out us online at our website... siouxland news dot com slash sunrise. 3 3 we'll take a 3 we'll take a look at your traffic, news and weather to go coming up after the break...

3 it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the 3 (xxx) cam. 3 3 here's a look at your weather to go 3 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 c - b - s news has learned the department of homeland security could soon announce stepped up security measures for overseas flights bound for the united states. the development comes just a day after president obama

acknowledged the possibility that a bomb brought down a russian plane in the sinai peninsula last weekend... killing all 224 people on board. isis has taken responsibility for the crash... over russia's involvement in syria. the cause is still under investigation.law enforcement officials in illinois have yet to make an arrest in the death of a 9 - year - old boy... killed in a chicago alley this week. police think tyshawn lee was targeted because of his father's gang ties. official say *he* is not helping them solve the murder of his own son.and... more severe thunderstorms are expected in the southern plains as a powerful storm system keeps moving east. parts of texas got significant damage got significant damage thursday... when at least one tornado touched down. heavy rain could trigger flash flooding in some areas today. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and