however, because it's a be extra law enforcement to ensure safety. trump's campaign is paying for all that, totoling near $3,000. so, tomorrow's event won't cost t the taxpayer a dime. matt? thanks rlbert. this morning, donald trump took part in a televised townhall, on nbc's "today" show. matt lauer asked the republican about his tough language... and if he thinks he's setting a good negotiating the didiicult world of social media and online bullying. donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "you know i hope i am. i'm a leader. every poll said i'm the best leader by far of every candidate, in fact i'm in the 70s and 80s on leadership. it's interesting cnn did a poll where - the leadership is the highest. military is the highest, because they think i'm stronger than these other characters. and i am. the economics ananall of the things, , ading ininvery category. the o o thing they said - is he a nice person? and actually think i should be leading in that one also to be honest with

trump has often saidthat the challenges of the world, including isis atrocities, don't leave much room for a candidate to worry about having the proper "tone." the obama administration is calling for less standardized testing in our nation's schools. a plan, unveiled during a meeting of school leaders, at the white house, recommends schools use no more than 2-percent of classroom time for standardized tests. the plan also asks that the tests enhance teaching and learning and provide a clearer picture of how students are performing. (sot / pres. obama) "learning is about so much more than filling in the right bubble." "we're going to work with states, school districts, teachers and parents to make sure that we are not obsessing about testing." according to a recent study, students in big city public schools cucuently take, on average, about 112 mandatory standardized tests between pre-k and high school graduation. plans for sioux city's new bryant elementary are moving forward.

approved the purchase of the eight, and final, home in the new school's footprint. total cost is $214,500. that includes the purchase price, plus what the school board calls "incidental expense", and all miscellaneous expenses. the district will begin removing the home in april. bryant elementary is will open in august of 2019. we saw plenty of clouds today, but no rain. but will there be showers overnight? chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now with the first look at our forecast. clouds moved into siouxland today but temperatures were still able to go above average e th most of us getting into the 60s again. a few showers could move into the area tomorrow although the better chances will be in eastern siouxland with the possibility of staying dry to the west. a cold front will move in tuesday night meaning wednesday starts

sioux city police continue to investigate a shooting that sent two people to the hospital friday night. the couple involved in the late night shooting have a history of domestic disputes. ktiv's tiffany lane has the details.

authorities believe both individuals were struck by the same single bullet. the handgun was later found by officers in a neighbor's yard. broady has been charged with aggravated domestic assault and felon in possesion of a firearm. johnson is charged withth aggravated domesttc and carrying a weapon. the unnamed victim was taken to mercy medical center. her condition is not considered life threatening. both johnson and broady have preliminary hearings on november second at the woodbury county law enforcement center. the judge in the case issued a no contact order against broady, so their hearings will be separate.>> this isn't the first criminal case involving johnson and broady in a domestic dispute. on september 29th of this year, authorities say johnson punched broady in the face during a verbal argument inside a store at the southern hills mall in sioux city. johnson was charged with domestic abuse-assault. he has a pretrial conference scheduled for november 20th. broady was also convicted for felony forgery in wisconsin twice in 2005. a judge has entered a not guilty plea on behalf of a teenagege ststdent charged with atatmpted muer in the shooting of a south dakota high school principal. sixteen-year-old mason buhl is charged as an adult on one count each of attempted murder and the commission of a felony while

armed with a firearm. buhl is accused of confronting harrisburg high school principal kevin lein with a handgun in his office back on september 30th, and firing a single shot with a handgun. lein survived. e suspect accused of running over several people during oklahoma state university's homecoming parade made her first court appearance today. adacia chambers appeared in court on a video monitor, but her family and friends were present. a judge set chambers' bond at 1 million dollars. her attorney told reporters chambers spent time in a mental spital. he descibed d at that me ewas like for herer "however durina visitation visited her she was aming at the mouth, her arms were extended out. his exact words were she was in a zombie-like state" according to chambers' father, doctors at ththmental hospital changed her prescription and her father said she returned to normal. three suspts remain at-large

in saint louis after they knocked over a nun while shoplifting. surveillance video captured two of the suspects running out of a dick's sporting goods store in a st. louis, missouri mall last week with almost three- thousand dollars in merchandise. the male suspect plowed into an 87-year-old nun on his way out the dooror the woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. the university of mississippi has removed the state flag from its oxford campus because the flag contains the confederate battle emblem which many see as offensive. the move came less than one week after the university senate voted to call for the removal of the flag. pressure to take the flag down started mounting after the june m msacre of nine blblk worshipers at a church in chchleston, south carolina. the flag be sent to the university's archives. still to come... siouxland students take a lunch break with local law enforcement to break down barriers.

>> clouds moved into siouxland today but temperatures were still able to go above average with most of us getting into the 60s again. a few showers could move into the area tomorrow although the better chances will be in eastern siouxland with the possibility of staying dry to the west. a cold front will move in tuesday night meaning wednesday starts feeling much different. behind that front will be a wind gusting over 30 miles per hour bringing in colder air with highs on wednesday only expected to be in the low 50s. we'll keep that cool air around meaning we could go below the freezing mark both thursday and friday mornings. after a chance of a few showers friday and friday night, we'll dry it

50s for halloween on saturday and we could hit 60 again by sunday.

see how a siouxland soccer team is getting ready to represent the u.s. in an international soccer tournament. and... some of your favorite foods can cause cancer. see what the world health organization says about the link

law enforcement personnel from around siouxland sat down and had lunch with some students in ida grove, iowa, today. o-a b-c-i-g high school hosted their first "law enforcement appreciation meal" during their lunch hour. the school invited o oicers from sac and ida counties. also invited were state troopers from the cherokee and denison posts, d-c-i agents, and fire marshals. the principal says the students have wanted to have more outreach to the community. so, they hosted this meal to show appreciation to local law enforcement, and students say it was fun to see another side to those officers. "it's nice to get to know them. a lot of people think like police officers oh they're for tickets and they just get a bad rap sometimes i guess. it's really

they're people too," said junior, cole veltri. office say they want students to know that no matter what, law enforcement personnel are for them. the high school's principal says he hopes to continue the lunch for years to come. a new siouxland youth soccer team will represent the united states next summer in two internatioiol tournaments. officials from the b-s-x soccer academy, the diablos soccer team and the norm waitt sr. ymca made the announcement , this afternoon. the team is made up of 20 players from north, east and south sioux and bishop heelan high schools. the team will be coached by the b-s-x soccer academy director who has international playing experience and sees the value in the opportunity for his players. "from my own experience, it will change your life," said head coach, carlos saenz. "you get to see didierent cultures, meet different t ople, see different t styles of soccer, so in any way, it's a greaexperience." the team will play in the gothia cup in sweden in july. they will then travel to denmark to play in the dana cup.

team captain henry deleon is excited and honored to have been chosen to represent his community. "it's a great opportunity because we're one of the only ones in our area to be able to go, and to be chosen feels really good," said deleon. the group will immediately begin raising funds needed for the trip, which will require about 80 thousand dollars for the 15-day experience. still to come.... a new study reveals that red and processed meat can cause cancer.

millions of families gathered around the dinner table tonight... and burgers and steaks could have been on the menu. americans eat about 24- billion pounds of beef each year. now, a major report links red meat to cancer. erika edwards reports.

and pork. experts say those leaner cuts can be important for health. (sot: madelyn fernstrom - nbc nene health and nutrition editor - :42 - :52) "it contains abundant nutrients that we all really need. it's concentrated protein, all the amino acids for good health, and importantly it has vitamin b12 and iron." the north american meat institute said the new report "defies common sense" in a statement... writing... "scientific evidence shows cancer is a complex disease not caused by single foods and that a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle choices are essential to to good health." processed meat in the same cancer-causing category as cigarettes..... but it does not mean thehere equal in terms of danger. a lot of processed meat may have double the colon cancer risk as those who don't eat any. risk for cancer by as much as 20 times. erika edwards, nbc news. >> when it comes to portion control -- guidelines

limited to abouthe size of a deck of cards or the palm of your hand. processed meat refers to anything that's been cured, salted, smoked or fermented to enhance flavor or lengthen shelf life. experts say to think of those items like a rare treat. mark freund, in for brad pautsch tonight - regional volleyball is in full "swing." (mark) classes 3a through 5a kicked off tonight. we'll have highlights from sergeant bluff and west high, next. plus, some major shake- up in the iowa state football program.

some stores are considering closing their doors on black friday. plus... with halloween coming up this weekend, police have a new warning for

three straight double-digit losses has caused enough cracks in the iowa state football team - but there was apparenly more going on within the program than just losing games. cyclones head coach paul rhoads announced today that offensive coordinator mark mangino has left the program after just a season and a half with the team. rhoads would not say whether mangino quit or was fireded but heheid say that he and m mgino had t seen eye-to-eye for weeks, only citing a difference on "a few important items." the cyclones rank 83rd in the country in scoring offense, at 26-point-9 points per game - that puts isu at 7th in the big 12. passing game coordinator todd sturdy will take over for mangino, starting this saturday against texas. "it's been ongoing for several and we've been trying to work that out," said head coach paul oads. "in the end, we couldn't comemeo a conclusion togethehe and he's decided to not accept the

a change in coordinator also comes - with a change in quarterback - joel lanning will start saturday against texas. the sophomore entered isu's 45-27 loss to baylor after sam richardson completed just 3-of-11 pasass for 12 yards and 2 picks. lanning came in and threw 3 touchdowns against the bears. "joel's performance all year has been solid," said rhoads.but his performance in the second half, especially, was really sharp, earning him the role and the opportunity to start this game." "honestly, i'm just tring to prepare myself for texas," said lanning. "trying to get out there and get a w this weekend. get our team back to where it needs to be, and start winning games, really." one other change of note - chris francis is noww the top kicker on the depth chart, replacing cole netten.

6-o-clock on saturday. regional volleyball play began tonight in classes 3a through 5a. sergeant bluff-luton, , nked 11th in class 3a - was hosting moc-floyd vavaey in their regional opener. the warriors haven't been to state since 1985. sb-l won an earlier matchup between these two teams this season, 2-0. first set, warriors up 23-21 - but moc's jayden schutt gets a hand on that one and sends it over for a kill - the dutch are within a point. but on the next volley - brittni olson puts one away to make it 24- 22. - lands it jususinside the line for the set-winner - warriors take set one, 25-22. sergeant bluff-luton would go on with the kill in the second set - sb-l moves on with a 3-0 win. back in town, north, visiting north leads 2 sets to 1 - this fourth set - kylee eickholt

space in the defefee. west keeps fighting - maddie jensen rises - -t's blocked out of bounds - that's a point for the wolverines. but north would pull away - breonia farris with the hammer the set. time showing some touch - north is moving on to face east on thursday - the stars win 3-1. with the morningside women winning the naia division-2 tional championship last season - it's easy to forget that briar cliff was in the final four of the national tournament. the chargers are hoping to take the next step this year. b-c-u returns 3 starters to last year's 26-10 team. senior guards jessi corrick and lexi henschke lead an experienced backcourt - combining for over 20 points per game last season. the chargers were picked to finish third in the preseason gpac coaches poll - behind morningside and national runner-up concordia. but b-c-u isn't

"they know both sides of it," said head coach mike power. "the know what it feels like to make it to the final four, and they also know how it feels not playing at all. with those type of emotions, and knowing what we need to do to in order to invest and in order to be successful, our kids have done a great job with that." next game," said senior guard lexi henschke. "we're looking forward to getting there, getting to the the national tournament in the end, but right now we're just focused on the first game." and the first game is thursday at william penn. briar cliff's home opener is november 13 against

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