shortly before five o'clock... just north of sergeant bluff on lewis boulevard. authorities say the semi had turned off lewis boulevard onto an entrance road into a business... a road that crosses the railroad tracksks. before it could get past the tracks... a union pacific train collided with the trailer... cutting it in half... and spilling its load of fertilizer. investigators say the truck driver had actually made a wrong turn. 3 jonathan neunaber has entered into a plea agreement with plymouth county prosecutors...

2nd degree murder in the death of his mother.our nick popham was in the courtroom as he explained *why*... and *how* he brutally killed his elderly mother. 3 jonathan neunaber sat before judge steven andreasen and the rest of the courtroom in the plymouth county courthouse... pleading guilty to two separate charges.the first is murder in the second degree and the second is willful injury-a class c offense. the charges came after neunaber beat his own mother to death with a steel pipe back in june of 2014 in their family home. following the back in june 2014 in their home. following the death of his father, he had a sudden realization to commit the crime. when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house. >> reporter: and that

after hearing the statement, the judge ruled the plea was fair. >> the court therefore finds the defendant guilty of the charge of murder in the second degree and also guilty of the charge of willful injury. >> reporter: before today, new neighbor had tried to prevent the first-degree murder arge with a defense of insanity and diminishing responsibility. he also says on the night he killed his neighbor, he tried to commit suicide with pills but failed to do so. >> i took the pills with the idea we could all be very together. obobously, that did not work. i am still here. >> reporter: as a result of this play, he could ssibly face up to 60 years in prison. >> his sentencing hearing has not been scheduled yet. that's because he still has two weeks to change his mind about

we had a great weekend but as we can see out here by arnolds park, a little snowfall falling across the area. also seeing some snow around the yankton area. winter weather advisories out until early tomorrow morning. noose -- northwestern iowa, storm like and sacramento -- sac city park has will you look at the radar imager, most of the snow is across southeastern north dakota. all of this is going to be pushing east. eventually, we will be looking at a little snow ourselves. temperature wise, 280 in sioux city with mostly buddy skies. has we take e a look at ourur planner for the rest of f the night,t,nowfall likely by midnight and then a chilly start your evening. all the details coming up in a few minutes.s.> university of south dakota's criminal justice

together law enforcement experts to discuss the netflix series making a murder. the show covers steven avery's case that was cleared with evidence and corruption of law enforcement. law students discussed the series with public defenders. first year law student samantha says this panel will help get students a new perspective. >> it's going to help us better understand what goes on and how we can learn from their mistakes if you think they are mistakes or how we can do some more practices to what they are doing. >> the panel also discussed how w investigations might be performed in local areas and

like those shown in making a murder. community college of sioux city helped kick off conference week. they hosted a screening of the documentary rosenwald. the story of a jewish man who tried to build schools for african- american students. >> the goal is to get as many people out and engaged in different subject matter. everything is about engaging, enlightening, evolving and getting people aware that we all need to work together. >> this is the 11th ear of tolerance week in sioux city. more films will be screened this week at the orpheum theater on wednesday and the arts center on thursday. sioux city fire rescue celebrated the retirement of one of their own today's captain kelly hansen retires after 31 years on the job. firefighters gathered for coffee and cake to reflect on hansen's career.

his fellow firefighters is what he is going to miss most about the job. he plans to spend his retirement traveling the country, starting and ending in the black hills. a campaign by mercy's child advocacy center to build new facilities got a boost this afternoon. sioux city police association presented the center with a check for $5000. the money goes to victims of child abuse around sioux city. it has plans for a new facility that would make its mission easier by adding interview and exam rooms. that newly expanded center will be across the street from the mercy campus. leaders say they are grateful for the police donation. a recreational runner turned pro in one of the toughest endurance competitions on the planet. >> matt hansen continues as -- as his journey of becoming an ironman takes him across the world. >> reporter: just on the name alone, the ironman triathlon suggests is one of the toughest sports in the world. many who compete have an training their entire lives to

but that's not the case for matt hansen. >> when i was 16, i was challenged by a good mentor of mine to make a list of goals for the next 10 years. >> reporter: it all started with a bucket list work and the rest is history. >> on that list, i put complete an ironman triathlon. >> reporter: although matt hansen was always a runner, for him it was mayor recreation. it was a difference for the grabbed his attention. >> wrestling was winnable -- number one sport until college. i came to buena vista to be a wrestler. >> reporter: but now he wonders where he could be if he had been running his sports. >> when i think that -- back i wonder what i could have done if i would have had a little bit more time invested into running in college or even high school. >> reporter: shattering ironman course records in 2014 chattanooga, 2015 texas. hansen hopes can to -- hopes to

this time, traveling halfway around the world to new zealand. >> the next race is always the same. it's always about executing to the best of my ability. >> reporter: he leads the pack for the usa and is seated fifth on the men's division. there will be over 50 athletes in the professional field chasing over $75,000 in prize money and hansen has set his sights on the top of the podium. >> once the gun goes off, i want to be them. >>reporter: a former professor of buena vista college, his journey to the pros wasn't necessarily intentional. >> i spent three years as an amateur just trying to figure out what was going on. didn't really have any aspirations of going professional when i first started. >> reporter: while rewarding, it has been a journey of sacrifices. >> sundays it's really hard win is training for a month at a time away. it's trying to keep a long- distance relationship going. >> reporter: but the end result makes it all worth it. >> the feeling that you get

is an amazing moment. >> reporter: hansen left thursday for new zealand and will reach march 5. >> that's a lot of dedication, a lot of miles. coming up after the break, which fugitive is back behind bars and who marshals need your help tracking down this week. plus, this one is for the ladies. the one state giving women the best pay, jobs and healthcare. castillo and siouxland's chief

3 "siouxland's most wanted." 3 tonight u- s marshals need your help finding a fugitive who's wanted for a drug related crime. but first, our capture count is up by one u.s. marshals need your help finding a fugitive wanted for a drug-related crime but

going up by one. mariah leclair was featured last week in most wanted for possession charges in failing to appear in court. she was arrested thursday by the northwestern iowa fugitive task force. arrest makes capture 430 since most wanted began. on to new business, travis barnes is wanted by the woodberry county sheriff's office for meth possession with intent to deliver. he is 24 years old, 5'7" tall, 180 pounds. if you have any information about travis barnes, please call the marshals service in sioux city. or send the marshals an email. uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- you can also use the text to took program. remember, the information you provide remains confidential and it could put this fugitive

>> we are on the lookout for "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 larry, diana and chad talk about today's weather and the upcoming everybody seems to be worried about a little snow out there. >> we are already seeing it out there. we just saw a few minutes ago. we said earlier at lake okeechobee. it's coming. it just may take a little more time. sky cam showing overcast skies. but of course, snow is going to be there for a few more hours after that things look pretty good for the remainder of the week even on wednesday night and thursday, we could see a of a wintry mix coming in.

just a moment but look at these temperatures toward the end of the week. 520 friday, 55 saturday and then back into the 60s for sunday and monday. like rain. in the meantime, we take a look at the radar imagery. falling across southeastern nebraska. also snow from sioux center toward osterville. all of this is slowly working towards east but it is doing so nonetheless. as he put the maps into motion, everything is laying used. looking at cloud cover by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. just before lunch, high pressure ties to settle in. late tomorrow afternoon into the evening, we will see some breaks in the cloud cover and then as we head towards went say -- wednesday, a warm front kicks in bringing in plenty of cloud cover. wednesday morning into wednesday evening, look what happens. that moisture starts to build up and we will be looking at 10:00.

city with snow not too far off to the north. as temperatures drop wednesday night into thursday, some of that rain may change to a few after all is said and done, here in sioux city. sheldon and spencer anywhere from 1.5 to two inches of snow possible for -- before the night is over. enter weather advisories until sioux falls is already reporting three inches of snow. still looking at snow cancellations to start racking up here as we head into the evening. sioux center storm like and sac city, winter weather advisories until 8 am tomorrow. 280 now in sioux city with mostly cloudy skies. north winds at 17 miles per hour. a quick scan, 22 in spencer, 22 yankton, 26 wayne, 24 norfork. winds generally out of the north. 15-20 miles per hour but those winds are expected to calm down through the evening hours. tonight, overcast skies and

north wind -- northwest winds 12-15 meet me. our high temperature tomorrow 320. over the next seven days, looking for a much warmer and back to the week. the land of 10,000 lakes is on its way to becoming the land of 10,000 ladies. >> tonight's fox means business report. >> reporter: drivers are starting to show up more cash to fill up their tank. gas prices of six consecutive days. that's the quickest pace in nearly 4 months. the national average for regular is now $1.75 per gallon but that's still way down from this time last year. and stocks are down on the last day of another rocky mount for the market but the dow was able to eke out a gain in february. not so for the nasdaq and s&p 500, both falling for the meanwhile, americans are putting off owning a piece of the american dream at least for now. a new report finds fewer people

in january. realtors are blaming the drop on the call blast of weather during the month along with a shortage of homes for sale. and women looking for better pay and better quality of life, they might want to look at minnesota. the state just named the best place for women in 2016. things like median earnings, job opportunities and quality why. that they look at business, i'm david asman. for some people, getting a full might's sleep is something easier said than done.

how your own bad habits me 3 getting a good night's sleep can be hard sometimes... but when does bad sleep become a sleep disorder?siouxland getting a good night's sleep can be hard sometimes but when does lacking sleep become a sleep disorder. >>reporter: many people suffer from sleep deprivation.

memory loss and even an increase in a person's risk for obesity and diabetes. mark raymond says it's not only a cost of a person's health but also their work activity levels. >> what i've read is that lack of productivity in the workplace costs employers billions of dollars. the estimate -- they estimated as high as $1 billion. >> reporter: raymond has narrowed the causes of sleep deprivation to a handful of categories including colon stress, sacrifice, sabotage, shiftwork, --

shiftwork, it's important that employers are monitoring how much they expect from their employees -- >> reporter: suffering >> pain, whether acute or chronic can people awake at night. >>reporter: spouse >> you might have a spouse that snores are -- or they are much more restless or have a sleep disorder and the purpose -- the person may have sleep with might be affected more by the sleeping disorder than the one who has it. >> reporter: and of course, sleeping disorders. the national sleep foundation says the most important way to get a good night's rest is to maintain a sleep schedule with some quiet time before bed, even on the weekends if you can. if you continue to have trouble sleeping, talk to your doctor to find out what you can do to get a better night's sleep and be more productive at work. kayla novak, siouxland news. >> healthwatch was brought to you by doing surgical hospital and association -- in association with mercy medical center. in a mental health facility

afternoon. regional assessment installation center will treat adults 18 and older who suffer from mental health issues. they will serve soup, in plymouth and woodbury county and plan to open doors by the end of the month. the program offers a 23 hour observation treatment area for anyone with mild symptoms as well as a more intensive program for those in need. >> if they need more time to stabilize, they can come over to a stabilization center which has nine beds and the individual can stay up to five days. >> once open, the center will imply five registered nurses,

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