saying that lee had forced her to takakpills to terminate her pregnancies. assistant buena vista county attorney paul allen applauded the victim's efforts to come forward. "it certainly was an issue to come forward with all this and she's still an immigrant and doesn't speak english and i'm sure she was scared to do so," said allen. friday, lee was sentenced to 15 years in prison for two counts of forced consent to termination of human pregnancy, assault while participating in felony and other charges. allen says this sentencing can provide his wife with piece of mimi. "that't'what you always hopepe for, espeeally for a victim,, said paul allen, assistant bueue vista cocoty attorney. "and ou always want th to have an opportunity to maka statement in court because it helps them with closure." "lee has 30 days to appeal the judge's decision. he is not eligible for bond. in storm lake, iowa, tiffany lane ktiv news 4." >> the judge also issued a no contact order, which means lee can't try to contact his wife, even by phone, for five years. prosecutors plans to renew that

order every five years as they expire. a sioux city man, who ran a school-based program for at-risk kids,s,as been found guilty of having sex with a student. in his ruling, the judge found 29-year-old erick deleon guilty of "sexual exploitation by a school employee." during a bench trial, deleon defense attorney argued he was a state employee, who ran a program for at-risk students at north high school called the iowa jobs for program. but, the judge determined that deleon was also a school district employee because he also worked as an assistant school. deleon admitted to police to a quote "pattern of sexual r rated texting and sexual intercrcrse with the ctim." hihisentencing is set fofo december 1st. nebraska prosecutors want to try two california teenagers as adults for what prosecutors say was the teens' scheme. police s spect the two are part of a group of romanians under investigation for mounting

"skimming" devices and pinhole cameras on atms so they can steal account numbers. the two were arrested september nebraska after one was seen planting devices on a bank atm. it was a frosty start to the day in siouxland. bubuwill it continue thrououout the weekend? for that, we'l'ltoss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look weather ad-lib eastern morning frost advisory for southeastern siouxland early saturday morning after a frosty start to friday for many, we could see more patchy frost tonight, especially in eastern siouxland where a freeze warning is in effect for some. once we get beyond saturday morning, temperatures will start warming for us. heart disease is the number one

and most d d't notice the mptoms until it's too late. in an effort to raisisawareness for heart health. hundreds of people wore red today at the "go red for women" luncheon. it took place at the marina inn and conference center in south sioux city, nebraska. the event supports the american heart association in the fight against heart attack and stroke. "when i see the ladies in the sea of red, i get goose bumps," says linda wadedo jochims, siouxland american heart & stroke association. "it's just a delight to see the support that we get from our medical and business community, and all the community volunteers. it's just amazing and it's actually heart wrenching." proceeds from the luncheon will help funun heart health e ecation and awarens in siouxland. "i think it's very important that we get the word out to women, especially," says jerome

pierson, interventional cardiologist. "because they may not have the same symptoms. they may have less pain, they may have a different sort of pain. so, it's nice to make sure they know that this is a risk factor. this is not just a man's disease, this is a disease that can take many lives from women as well." ktiv's sheila brummer had the honor of serving as one of the emcee for today's event. a siouxland school is teaching their kids to "lock up" cancer... after they've lost several staff members to the disease. it was a day full of laughter and hope as students at hartley- melvin-sanborn elementary school came together for a cause. or 300 students came to school today ready to fill up a fish tank with pennies, which will all go to charity. and since it got filled...the principal got locked up in "jail." not real jail... but a cage in the lunchroom. cancer hits home for those at h-m-s elementary, who lost 3 staff members last year. another was diagnosed just a week ago. through it all, teachers say it has brought them

gether because they're more than a school... they'r'rfamily. just think looking others and saying you know what i can do something...no matter how small i can do something and i think that's the bigges thing we try to have our kids hartley-melvin-sanborn elementary school physical tonight at 10 we'll hear from more students and staff who made affected by cancer. plaza bowl was packed today with athletes from around western iowa competing in the special olympics state qualifying rounds. e athletes were each partnered wiwi volunteers. soso of those volunteersrsere stududts from briar cliff universityty among them was grad stude, mckie knudson. she says, for her, seeing the excitement on the kids' faces is why she volunteered. "it's nice to see just everyone competing and participating," says mckie knudson, volunteer bowler. "just the spirit of all these kids and the way they just enjoy life, and are so excited about everything." i was at the event today and bowled with jacob bush, a senior at west high

but that's not the main reason he participates. "i try to win, b b it's not about winning or lososg, it's ving fun and that's what makes me proud of special olympics," says tytyr bush, special olympics athlete. "just having fun." qualifiers from today's bowlg tournament will move on to the state tournament. it's scheduled to take place on november 21st in cedar rapids, des moines, and sioux city. still to come... woodbury central tries to tonight. but, south o'brien will try to have a live report later in

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> freeze warning in effect for eastern siouxland early saturday morning frost advisory for southeastern siouxland early saturday morning after a frosty start to friday for many, we could see more patchy frost tonight, especially in eastern siouxland where a freeze warning is in effect for somom once we get t eyond saturday morning, temperures will start warming for us. highs by saturday afternoon should get into the low 60s with 70 even possible by sunday. the warming trend will continue into the early part of next week with highs easily

esday. rain has been sparse asasf late, but slight c cnce of rain w wl come our way from late tuesday into tuesday night with a little bit of

the planting deadline for cover crops for farmers participating in state cost share programs and most federal financial assistance programs has been extended. farmers intendndg to plant wintery hardy cover crops that arereorth of highway 20 now have until noveer 1st to get the cover crops planted. farmers south of highway 20 now have until november 15th to plant and still qualify for assistance. still to come... a sneak peak at some classic cars that are up for auction

some changes are coming to signal hill... since 1976, when the ktiv

on sioux city's north side, our address has been 3135 floyd boulevard. open plots of land below our station are being marketed for commercial development. and, as a result, the road we sit on will get a new name... and we'll get a new address. starting october 24th, ktiv will sit at 29-29 signal hill drive. a nod to the nickname we gave our little corner of the world nearly 40- years ago. speaking of history, the "remembering our fallen" exhibit opens toght in wakefield, nebraska. it features more than 90 fallen nebraska soldiers depicted in personal and military photos. this exhibit is housed at the little red hen theatre for the weekend. the exhibit opened today at 5. your last chance to see it, in wakefield, will be sunday from 12 to 4. a nebraska man is auctioning off some of his classic cars this weekend. harv bish has over 100 of them. one of his favorites is a 1960 plymouth belvedere. but come this weekend - they'll all be g ge. bish turns 86 next monththnd he burden his four children with unloading his

car collection once he's gone. so he hired an auctioneer. the auction begins tomorrow morning at 9:30 in aurora if you want to make the roarip. it's located between lincn and grand island. brad's here -- with a busy night of high school football ahead. only 2 weeks are left in the regular season, and the games are getting more important. ktiv"s mark freund is live in paullina, iowa. woodbury central is still fighting for a playoff spotott south o'brien. we'll talk to both coaches, next. and, things might get testy as the royals and blue jays start the a-l champicnship series. ports fource is next.

school football regular season. south o'brien is hosting woodbury central tonight -- in a game that has important playoff implications. sports fource is "on the road" in paullina, iowa. that's where we findtiv's mark freund, live with more. south o'brien started the season 3-0 - and rose to as high as 5th in the class a, iowa associated press rankings, while even receiving a first place vote. but the wolverines have fallen on hard times, losing 4 straight in district 2 and being eliminated from playoff contention. tonight, south o'brien's focucu shifts to playing g oiler - as woodbury central cocos to town. but above that, the task for the

wolverines this week - has to be finding a way to movthe ball - after being shut out in each of their last two games, to lawton-bronson and alta/aurelia. sportsfource is on the road with south o' brien head coach mark fuhrman. is it a matter of taking it one step at a time tonight? score, then worry about winning? trying to play spoiler for a woodbury central team that's still in cononntion for a playoff spot - whahado you know about the wildcats a a how do you come away with the win? that's south o'brien head coach

this is a huge game for woodbury central. the wildcats are 2-3 in the district, just a game behind sioux central for 4th place in class a - district 2. if w-c wins tonight, and sioux central loses - that would set up a wiwier- take-all matchupup between the wildcats and rebels - in moville next week. that game would decide who goes to the playoffs. "you're right. we don't look ahead. we got to win tonight or it might not matter at all," said woodbury central coach curtis lilly. "tonight's our first

round playoff game for us. we got to make sure we can take care of business tonight. we know they're physical and we know they got their running back, back. so we're going to have to be tough up front, play solid defense and try to control the football."." it's the coolest night of the football season so far tonight. a big game in paullina - a massive game for woodbury central. kick off is tonight at 7 - we'll have the highlights on

we're planning on highlights of 12 games -- but cameras are everywhere and we want your pictures. show us your "fan fource" pictures at ten. tweet photos to @ktivsports, and use the hashtag --- sportsfource extra. our send them to our facebook page. share your memories with us. the royals and blue jays play game one of the american league championship series s night in kansas city. both teams won dramatic c me five's'so get here. the royals had the best record in the a-luring the regular season, winning 95 games. the jays were right behind, with 93 victories. the two teams don't tike each other -- the benches clear the lastime they met in august. toronto led the majors with 232 homers, and the kc pitchers will try to move them off the plate. is that going to be an issue? "i'm not a mind reader. i'm not a fortune teller. i don't know if it's going to be an issue," said kc manager ned yost. "but we're going to pitch inside aggressively. you have to. that's a power-laden club over there." first pitch is at 7-07. game one between the cubs and

monday morning on news 4 today.. manynyf us use our smsmtphones to get our news. but nonotech giants are changing the way we see the day's events. and from parts of a video game to a prosthetic hand, some college students create an inexpensive limb. tune in at 5:00!

starts at 7 followed by the premiere of truth be told at 7:30 and dateline nbc at 8. it's finally friday which means it's our favorite time of the week....pick of the litter! this week the siouxland humane society brings us clyde. he's a 6-year-old neutered male. and, as you can see from this video, he loves to play fetch. clyde is housetrained and good with older kids. he's been at the shelter since july and is looking for a loving family to take him home! if you want to adopt clyde or any other animal, stotoby the siouxland humane society or call the number on your screen. tonight:t:artly cloudy. low: 3 3

tomorrow: decreasing clouds. high: 62 wind: se 10-15 mph thanks for joining us tonight... et is up next... don't forget to go to ktiv-dot- com for all of khloe's first words since lamar's hospitalization. we have surveillance footage

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