time as a presidential candidate, donald trump didn't mince words, or waste any time. in front of a capacity crowd inside west high school, the billionare businessman made the case why they should support him in the upcoming iowa caucus. ktiv's matt breen has a wrap-up of the republican's speech.

around a wall along the u.s.-mexico border, but trump was short on specifics in sioux city. trump says immigration is the key to his economic plan. "we're also gonna get jobs for the people who are here," trump said. by working to "zero out" a trade imbalance that, he says, costs the u.s. $400-billion in china, and $70-billion in japan. "they're leaders are beating us," said trump, they're smarter, sharper, and more cunning." the billionare businessman says, if elected, he'd negotiate better deals to cut tariffs, and sell more american-made products overseas. "nobody can do it like i can do it," trump said. trump says those steps could prompt u.s. companies to create more jobs. and, he made a promise. "if i don't get rid of $100-billion in four years, get rid of me," trump said. few in this room would agree to do it as trump tries to shore up support with less than 100 days until the iowa caucus. in sioux city, with chief photographer jordan ogren, matt breen, ktiv news 4. >> trump did take a swipe at the

democrats. of hillary clinton he said, quote "legally, she called bernie sanders a "socialist- slash- communist." and, when talking about martin o'malley, and his single-digit poll numbers, trump asked, quote "what's he doing?" trump's visit to sioux city wasn't met entirely with all cheers. in fact, more than 650 people staged a protest outside west high. they say they're upset with trumps comments toward hispanics. ktiv's robert lowe has that.

speech back in june prompting this protest. "we're trying to prove that all the things (referring to trump) he has said are basically lies against us" said sonia rodriguez, a senior at west high school." we're all just great people trying to be here and not criminals or anything he's said against us. at west high, more than 33% of the student body is hispanic--highe r than the district average. a major reason why students joined dream iowa organizers.. who say this rally isn't about politics but student safety. "we've seen in other events where the supporters take it upon themselves, verbally or physically and we don'twant this to happen at a school, where you're there to learn and not be bullied," said ismael valadez, a organizer of the anti-trump rally. this group, hoping their silence is deafening. >> trump and the other republican presidential hopefuls will face off in boulder, colorado tonight for their third presidential debate. trump and carson are the only two gop candidates to reach

survey national survey. and while frontrunners ben carson and donald trump hope to keep a hold on poll numbers... jeb bush and the rest of the field of gop candidates are hoping to shift the focus from the washington outsiders in tonight's debate. the two hour debate, hosted by cnbc, begins at 8 p-m eastern. several other presidential candidates are making stops in siouxland this friday. martin o'malley will hold an event at morningside college it starts at 8:45 a.m. at the ups auditorium. also, on friday, republican rick santorum will visit quad county corn processing in galva at 9 a.m. then on friday night there's a big six-county gop rally in orange city at northwestern college. the main event starts at 7 p.m. those expected to attend are carly fiorina, governor chris christie, senator

marco rubio, and senator rick santorum. also, this weekend there will be even more campaign events including congressman steve king's pheasant hunt, near akron, iowa. sioux city police have identified the victim shot in the chest during an overnight shooting on friday. she's 36-year-old aquilas scott. authorities say 35-year- old nadia broady and her boyfriend, 23 year-old mykale johnson were fighting over a handgun. it happened at 14-17 isabella st. in sioux city, shortly before 11 friday night. johnson was shot in the hand, while scott, a family member, was hit in the chest. broady has been charged with aggravated domestic assault and felon in possession of a firearm. johnson is charged with aggravated domestic and carrying a weapon. the department of justice has joined the investigation into a confrontation between a student and a school resource officer in columbia, south carolina.

he was shocked by the video that shows the officer taking down a student. the young woman, and a second student were arrested for "disturbing school." sheriff leon lott said he will determine the officer's punishment based on the results of an internal investigation which should be completed today. officials have confirmed that one person is dead after a school bus crashed and overturned on a pennsylvania highway last night. the bus was carrying the female rowing team from lehigh university when it flipped over. all of the students are being evaluated by medical personnel. none of the students suffered any major injuries, but some have been transported to local hospitals. the identification of the person who was killed has not yet been released. two people are dead after the car they were in crashed into a house. the driver and passenger did not survive the accident in alexandria, virginia on tuesday night. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene while the passenger died at a hospital. a witness says the car was moving at more than 80- miles-an-hour... lost

control... and hit a fire hydrant before slamming into the house. officials say the fire hydrant ended up inside the home. no one was home at the time of the crash. the u-s-s lassen entered waters in the south china sea yesterday. it sailed close to china's artificial islands near zhubi reef without the permission of the chinese government. spokesman yang yujun said it was a "show of military force" and obvious attempt to militarize the area. the spokesman said the move posed a serious threat to china's national security, especially that of the chinese facilities and staff on the islands. the chips on the new credit cards are supposed to help prevent fraud. but some con artists have figured out a way to get consumers to share their personal information. that's nest in our consumer

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you may have received a new credit card in the mail. the switch to the new chip embedded cards are designed to fight fraud. but now some con artists are using the chip card craze to trick people out of personal information. could you be a victim? bob hansen has a warning.

information and click on a link. (sot: sheryl reichert, better business bureau) "information they're looking for is usually your personal private financial information. unfortunately if you're willing to click on a link, you could be downloading malware that could give them access to all the information they're looking for right on your computer." so instead of a new credit card, all you end up with is trouble. (reporter stand up: bob hansen) "so what if you haven't gotten one of these chip credit cards yet? how do you get one and avoid the bad guys?" (sot: stephanie ericksen, visa) "if you're a consumer that doesn't have a chip card yet from your issuer, you can call them and ask them if they can reissue your card. they might be waiting until your current card expires but they may be able to give you a card in advance of that date if you call and request one." eventually everyone will have a computer chip in their card... don't let impatience get in the way of your better judgment. (sot: sheryl reichert, better business bureau) "the idea of the chip card is privacy protection and unfortunatel y the bad guys are using that to get into your private information." >> that was bob hansen reporting. officials say, if you get an email claiming to be from your bank or credit card company... don't provide any personal or financial information.

website... and log in that way. still to come on news 4 today.... governor branstad made a visit to sheldon, ia for a special ceremony yesterday. we'll have

if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using exexting technology to improve their bottom line. now w need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030.

>> home base iowa is a program that's helping military men and women returning from service find jobs after completing active duty. clay county, emmet county, and the city of sioux city are just a few places in the state who have received the home base designation. that means they have created incentives to recruit veterans for jobs.

added to the list of 22 counties. a ceremony was held in the city of sheldon to celebrate. governor branstad attended the ceremony. he says iowa is experiencing a large skill gap shortage for workers so the state needed a program like home base iowa. he says its become one of his top priorities. ktiv's tommie clark attended the a ceremony and has the details.

the state's ing we want to be engaged in that, but any time yououan look at retired servicemen that have provoved for r country over the years and provide an outlet for them to return home to our state, it's a win-win for us, a win for the state, a again a huge win for our veterans," said community development director for the city of sheldon, curt strouth. to receive the designation, the city created a competitive incentive package to bring value to the community for veterans. one air force veteran of 20 years who served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom, says it's not only rewarding, but exciting for veterans. "to attract those semi-skilled to skilled labor and veterans getting out of the military make a really perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is only a year old, its gained a lot of enthusiasm and support across the state. "we know therr's a major reductioo in the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm

really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> branstad also designated lyon county as a home base iowa area lasas night. he says he hopes homeme base iowa will continue to grow throughout all 99 counties in the state. ben says we're in for a cool and windy day. he'll be back with the forecast... plus, how one man found an unlikely treasure while out

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it was lost for decades, but now the dog tag of a world war two veteran is back where it belongs. ashley davis shows us how one man finding a piece of history has led to a new bond between strangers.

:32 "van staden found it right under this tree here and he says he knew exactly what he had to do next." internet search after internet search, figuring out larry wilt's last known address was just up the road in hennepin and that his sister had actually lived in van staden's house before him. sound / no super "everything we found about him was really great so i was like we obviously gotta try to find somebody that's worthy of returning this thing to." eventually, through a co-worker who knew the wilts, van staden was finally able to find larry's wife, ila wilt. sound / no super "but he never said anything about them being missing, larry never had said anything about them being missing." exactly 75 years after wilt enlisted in the military on september 30th, 1940, van staden surprised his wife with a visit... sound / ila wilt / husband's dog tags returned1:11111:22 "well it was range i'll t tll you, very strange because all those years that that is what that's what i cooldn't understand, how it had been laying in their yard all that long." larry wilt died of a heart attack, 26 years ago

but now, wife ila is able to hold her husband's dog tag in her hand. sound / no super "it's just like him coming back again, it's a memory, i can't explain it." >> it's . time for a break. but we're back in just a moment with more news and weather for you on news-4 today. first though.. here's a look at some of the events on the

good morning. i'm al joens. sarah has the day off. coming up in this half hour of news.... there's a lot of pressure in washington today as the house tries to pass a long- term

budget deal before the new house speaker takes over tomorrow. tracie potts will update us on the latest in washington. and the mlb commissioner is in kansas city for the world seriri. he met with some possible future players yesterday to talk about the future of baseball. also, president obama was in his ohmetown of chicago yesterday. he spoke with local law enforcment about the divide between police and communities of color. but first ben....

there's a big push in washington today to pass a long-term budget deal fast - something congress hasn't done in years. they're trying to squeeze it in before a new house speaker takes over... tomorrow! tracieotts is following developments on capitol hill.

(sot: senator rand paul (r- ky)/ presidenenal candidate :58-1:1:) "i will do everything i can to stop it." the deal extends cucu in medicare payments for doctors... saves recipients about $40 a month on premiums... and prevents some cuts in social security disablity insurance.. but makes it harder for others to qualify. no deal today could mean a completely different republican leadership dealing with this tomorrow. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> senator joni ernst weighed in on the deal congressiona l leaders and the white house released tuesday. senator ernst said she's disappointed with what she's seen in the deal. especially regarding cuts to crop insurance. she says those serving on the agricultural committee were not consulted about that cut. "some of the other concerns i have with this two-year budget deal is, yes, there ararsome cuts in some areas but instead of applying, those cuts, those savings to our deficit and our debt, we use it on additional spending," said u.s. senator joni ernst. "i don't think this is what iowans want." ernst says she will vote against

it but believes the deal will pass. president obama spoke to a gathering of police chiefs yesterday and addressed the divide between law enforcement and communities of color. mister obama was speaking to the international association of chiefs of police in his hometown of chicago. the president focused on several key points in his speech... among them --- making sure police departments have the resources they need to do their jobs... reforming the criminal justicicsystem to make it more fair... and reducing the risk k for officers through commonsense gun safety reforms. he said good community policing is a two-way street... and that communities must give officers the benefit of the doubt. but, mister obama said, the flip side is that police departments need to address incidents of excessive force. (president obama) "so... supporting law enforcement and having a budget that backs it up, not just cause talk is cheap, but actually following thru to make sure you have the resources that you need... reforming our criminal justice system so it is smarter and we can reduce crime

incarceration rate... restoring trust between communities... refusing to give up on gun safety... we can take those steps. that's within our reach." president obama also said the flip side is that police departments need to address incidents of excessive force. the u-s voted yesterday against a u-n resolution condemning its embargo on cuba, despite president obama's calls on congress to lift the trade restrictions. cubans in havana gathered around a big screen to watch the vote. the general assembly overwhelmingly voted 191 to two to condemn the embargo. the u-s and israel were the only two countries to vote against the resolution. cuban president raul castro's government has madedelear that full normalizizion will require lifting thehembargo and the return of the u-s naval base at

guantanamo bay. cuba estimates the embargo has caused some 121-billion dollars in damage to its economy. the major league baseball commissioner is in kansas city for the world series. and yesterday, he met up with potential future players of the game. rob manfred visited the boys and girls club in kansas city to encourage kids to play ball not only to stay healthy but to keep the game of baseball healthy too. in recent years -- baseball has lost young players to other sports. some say the game and the season is just too long and fans in a fast-paced world often lose interest. s/ rob manfred, mlb commissioner "i do think the e ngth of the game is a challenge ininerms of keeping people interesesd. it's why we undertook this year to try to shorten our game so we do think that's an important effort in going forward." the commissioner also said the league will eventually discuss whether to shorten the season -- because it is difficult for the

breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the united states after skin cancer. and, doctors say mammograms can detect the disease at earlier stages. tonight at 10: we'll walk you through a mammogram and reinforce the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. 3:20 "i see a lot of cancer where the patient skipped a year and the thing cocod have been caught half the size or a lot earlier," said dr. adnan qalbani. "battling breast cancer: what you need to know" starts tonight on ktiv news 4 at ten. and tomorrow, you'll hear from a breast cancer survivor who took extra steps to try and make sure the disease doesn't return. a new program is helping first responders in dealing with kids who have autism and other disabilities. that's next in healthbeat 4.

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a unique p pogram is helping first responders in washington. the isaac alert system gives important information about childrenith autism and other disabilities to workers responding to an emergency situation. katie chen has more.

different charactecs -- like if he's a wandering risk or has trouble communicating. (sot: amanda hansen, mother) "it gives about your child'improved safety through first responders" the isaac alert is a part of the isaac foundation's larger autism in the wild program. it familiarizes kids with the police and firefighters who will respond to emergencies... but also trains those first responders to be more effective. (sot: lt. john goodman, fire department / spokane, washington) "what i really wanted was our guys to recognize when they have a child with this type of an affliction and i want them to have more tools in their toolbox to handle the situation and have a more positive outcome" and amanda says it's really a community effort... (sot: amanda hansen, mother) "don't feel like you're alone because you're not" >> that was katie chen repororng. your farm mamaets are coming up nene. and...a company buyout might cause a well- known pharmacy to go away. we'll

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on wall street yesterday, major u.s. benchmarks were little changed as the fed meeting got underway. energy companies fell more than the rest of the market as the price of crude oil dropped almost two percent, hitting its lowest level since august. the dow fell 42 points to 17,581. the nasdaq declined 5 points to 5,030 and the s&p lost 5 points to 2,066. if you're ever thought of leaving your full-time job and trying to make it as a freelancer... you're not alone. according to a new study commissioned by the freelancers union and upwork dot com, nearly 54 million americans are nowowoing freelance work. an estimated 60 percent of thoho made the leap into the freelance world on their own. that's an increase of seven percent from last year. perks such as flexibility and working from home are attractive, but the lack of a be scary. before making the jump, some career experts suggest figuring out your budget and estimating

the minimum earnings you need to cover your essentials. the national transportatio n safety board says the recall system for faulty tires is "broken" and is calling for change. the n-t-s-b says manufacturers have no way of contacting most tire owners and that only about one in five recalled tires are removed from the roads through the recall process. it says the problem is that most independent tire dealers don't register the tires they sell with the manufacturur. in an n fort to change that, it's calling for mandatory registration of new tires. one of the best-known pharmacy names in the country.. might be on the verge of disappearing. in a merger worth over 17-billion-dollars, walgreens announced yesterday that it's buying rite-aid. as part of the deal, rite-aid stores will keep their names at first. but later on, they may be changed to walgreens or duane reade stores. go ahead and treat yourself to a piece of chocolate today... it's national chocolate day! it's the day america celebrates

all things chocolate... and americans do indeed love their chocolate. according to data from the business intelligence company euromonitor, americans will consume nearly 18 percent of the world's chocolate by valueuehis year... or around 18 billion dollars worth. that's more than all of asia pacific combined. ben's back with a look at your forecast and we'll run down some of today's headlines from the and in today's hollywood another break-up in hollywood.... and the third installment of pitch perfect

temperatures will be low today despite a few peeks of sunshine! wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour are not out of the question along with a few places not making it much past 50 degrees for an afternoon high. overnight lows, to no surprise, will be cold as well in the low to middle 30s with brisk winds yielding wind chills in the 20s. thursday will still be cold, but it will be calmer and sunnier before our next chance of showers late friday and friday night. halloween and the rest of the weekend look dry and a bit warmer with highs returning to the 60s. see graphics. >> > here are the top news headlines this wednesday morning in siouxland. donald trump draws a capacity

crowd. the billionaire businessman brought his presidential campaign to sioux city last night, speaking to 24-hundred people at west high school. this was trump's first visit to siouxland since officially joining the race for the republican nomination. it's also his first visit to iowa since he fell to second place in the polls behind ben carson. it was a kinder, humbler trump, who urged the crowd totoelp him get his popo numbers . it wasn't alalsupport for trump. an estimated50 people showed up outside to protest his visit. organizer ismael valadez says trump's harsh statements on immigration and characterizat ion of mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals in his june announcement speech should have led school officials to bar him from speaking at west high. sioux city schools officials s the event is not school-sponsored. more than one-third of west high's student body is hispanic. governor terry branstad presents o'brien county with a "home base iowa" designation.

the county joined the list of iowa counties that have helped military veterans find careers after they complete their active duty. branstad commended sheldon for creating a competitive incentive ckage to bring value to the community for veterans. lyon county also received the "home base iowa" designation from the governor last night. third time's not the chaha for a hollywood actress.. elizabeth banks is bankingngn pitch perfect 3.. and another celeb finally joins instagram.. mary moloney has more in today's hollywood minute.

nat pop with the success of the 'pitch rfect' franchise, acacess elizabeth banks will return to the director's chair for the third installment. banks made her directorial debut with pitch perfect 2, which earned nearly 300 million dollars worldwide -- making it it's time for a break, but cocing up in our third half hour of news 4 today, donald trump was in sioux city yesterday for the first time as a presidential candidate. we'll have the

good morning. i'm al joens. . sarah has s e day off. coming up....

presidential campaign to siouxland. the billionaire businessman spoke to a full house at sioux city west high school last night. he hit on all the hot topics: illegal immigration, jobs and international trade... he even joked about his slipping poll numbers. meanwhile, outside the school, several hundred people protested. they call trump a bully and don't like what he's said about illegal immigrants. also, governor terry branstad comes to sheldon as o'brien county is added to the list of "home base iowa" counties helping military veterans find careers after their service days are done. let's start with weather.. and the birthday boy, meterologist ben dorenbach.

wx timer @ :40 winds will be strong and temperatures will be low today despite a few peeks of sunshine! wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour are not out of the question along with a few places not making it much past 50 degrees for an afternoon high. see graphics. >> back in sioux city for the first time as a presidential ndidate, donald trumumdidn't mince words,s,r waste any time. front of a capacity crowd inside west high school, the billionare businessman made the case why they should support him in the upcoming iowa caucus. ktiv's matt breen has a wrap-up of the republican's speech.

nats of cheering on entrance a crowd of nearly 2,400 cheered donald trump as he took the stage in sioux city. you'd never know his support in iowa has slipped. "what the hell are you people doing to me?" asked donald trump, (r) presidential candidate. in four of the last five iowa polls, trump has slipped to second behind dr. ben carson. "what is my competition?" asked trump. "i won't say carson." trump even joked that if he doesest win iowa, he'll never speak to iowans again. t, trump did a lot of talking, tuesday night. on immigration. "if you're legal, you cacacome in, and we'll have a g gd time," trump said. trump's immigration plan centers around a wall along the u.s.-mexico border, but trump was

short on specifics in sioux city. trump says immigration is the key to his economic plan. "we're also gonna get jobs for the people who are here," trump said. by working to "zero out" a trade imbalance that, he says, costs the u.s. $400-billion in china, and $70-billion in japan. "they're leaders are beating us," said trump, they're smarter, sharper, and more cunning." the billionare businessman says, if elected, he'd negotiate better deals to cut tariffs, and sell more american-made products overseas. "nobody can do it like i can do it," trump said. trump says those steps could prompt u.s. companies to create more jobs. and, he made a promise. "if i don't get rid of $100-billion in four years, get rid of me," trump said. few in this room would agree to do it as trump tries to shore up supportrtwith less than 100 ddys until the iowa cacacus. in sioox city, with chief photographer jordan ogrenn matt breen, ktiv newss. >> trump didi take a swipe at the democrats. of hillary clinton he said, quote "legally, she shouldn't be allowed to run." he called bernie sanders a "socialist- slash- communist." and, when talking about martin o'malley, and his single-digit poll numbers, trump asked, quote "what's he doing?" trump's visit to sioux city wasn't met entirely with all cheers. in fact, more than 650 people

staged a protest outside west high. they say they're upset with trumps comments toward hispanics. ktiv's robert lowe has that.

bullied," said ismael valadez, a organizer of the anti-trump rally. this group, hoping their silence is deafening. >> trump and the other republican presidential hopefuls will face off in boboder, colorado tonight for ththr third presidentialalebate. trump and carson are the only twtwgop candidates to reach double-digig support in a new survey national survey. and while frontrunners ben carson and donald trump hope to keep a hold on poll numbers... jeb bush and the rest of the field of gop candidates are hoping to shift the focus from the washington outsiders in tonight's debate. the two hour debate, hosted by cnbc, begins at 8 p-m eastern. several other presidential candidates are making stops in siouxland this friday.

martin o'malley will hold an event at morningside college it starts at 8:45 a.m. at the ups auditorium. also, on friday, republican rick santorum will visit quad county corn processing in galva at 9 a.m. then on friday night there's a big six-county gop rally in orange city at northwestern college. the main event starts at 7 p.m. those expected to attend are carly fiorina, governor chris christie, senator marco rubio, and senator rick santorum. also, this weekend there will be even more campaign events including congressman steve king's pheasant hunt, near akron, iowa. sioux city policichave identitied the victim shot in the chest during an overnigig shooting on friday. she's 36-year-r-d aquilas scott. authorities say 35-year- old nadia broady and her boyfriend, 23 year-old mykale johnson were fighting over a handgun. it happened at 14-17 isabella st. in sioux city, shortly before 11 friday night.

johnson was shot in the hand, while scott, a family member, was hit in the chest. broady has been charged with aggravated domestic assault and felon in possession of a firearm. johnson is charged with aggravated domestic and carrying a weapon. the department of justice has joined the investigation into a confrontation between a student and a school resource officer in columbia, south carolina. the richland county sheriff said he was shocked by the video that shows the officer taking down a student. the young woman, and a second student were arrested for "disturbing school." sheriff leon lott said he will determine the officer's punishment based on the results of an internal investigation which should be completed today. officials have confirmed that one person is dead after a school bus crashed and overturned on a pennsylvania highway last night. the bus was carrying the female wing team from lehigig university when it flipped over. all of the students are being evaluated by medical personnel. none of the students suffered any major injuries, but some have been transported to local hospitals.

the identification of the person who was killed has not yet been released. two people are dead after the car they were in crashed into a house. the driver and passenger did not survive the accident in alexandria, virginia on tuesday the driver was pronounced dead at the scene while the passenger died at a hospital. a witness says the car was moving at more than 80- miles-an-hour... lost control... and hit a fire hydrant before slamming into the house. officials say the fire hydrant ended up inside the home. no one was home at the time of the crash. the u-s-s lassen entered waters in the south china sea yesterday. it sailed close to china's artificial islands near zhubi reef without the permission of the chinese government. spokesman yang yujun said it was a "show of military forcrc and obvious attempt t militarize the area. the spokesman said the move posed a serious threat to china's national security, especially that of the chinese

facilities and staff on the islas. coming up in today's censtable health... we'll put a halloween spin on a favorite snack. and i'll have your complete

if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030.

> > on centsable health this morning, an october twist on a popular party snack. here's ktiv's sheila brummer.

w- "thank you." s- "and this is chex mix with a twist." w- "yes. this is pumpkin chex mix, and it's october, halloween, and you have to have chex mix of some kind at every party, either that you're throwing, or that you're going to, so this just a really nice way to incorporate that pumpkin, because nothing says fall like pumpkin." s- "that's true." w- "so i'm going to show you really quickly how easy this is, and let's get started. so in my bowl, i know this isn't glass, i like everyone to be able to see, but this is the biggest bowl i could find. i have six cups of assorted chex mix, so you can see the three kinds i have here. i actually just use 2 cups of each. if you w wt this to have more whoho grains and more fiber, you can go heavier on the wheat chex mix." s- "okay, and there's gluten free too?" w- "most of them are, except for the wheat." s- "okay." w- "and i actually prefer the wheat in this recipe a away, beuse it's a little crunchier. i think it holds up a little better, but you can useny 6 cups of assorted chex mix that you like. so, i'm going to add some pecans. again, any nut you have or that you like, you can add. i think pecans again are very fall appropriate. some pumpkin seeds. you can use sunflower seeds if that is easier for you. i really like the pumpkin seeds too. i like that they're that nice,

the recipe. some dried cranberries, and i like to use the 50 percent less sugar, because with dried fruit sometimes you can get into, you know a lot of added sugars with, you know just kind of some empty calories. so while you are mixing that, i am going to make the wet ingredients. i have a little bit of melted butter, just for flavor. you can substitute a little coconut oil here as well. some pumpkin purie, which is rich in vitamins and minerals and fiber, and you want to make sure that you are getting just the plain pumpkin purie, not the pumpkin pie filling." s- "okay, cuz that's added sugar." w- "added sugar. and then some pumpkin pie spice, a little bit of brown sugar, and then a little bit of vanilla. and what i would do if i were at home, is that i would then pop this in the microwave. so that it was just a little bit runnier and a little bit easier to work with. but, we are going to make due, and we are going to mix this in. so this smells basically like a pumpkin pie....ight now." s- "yeah. it looks like it." w- "but, you know there's only a quarter of a cup of butter in here, and this makes about 20 servings, so, it's really not that much, and you can always use a butter withth

you want to mix all of this together, and then actually what i did is i cooked this in a slow cooker for about 2 hours. and then i stirred it, kind of whenever i walked by, about 20 minutes or so." s- "oh, a slow cooker? like a crcckpot?" w- "yeah. yeah like a crockpot." s- "really?" w- "because i didn't have to watcit quite as much as the oven, and it was easier for me to stir. and then once you have that heated through in your crockpot or in the oven, however you want to do it, just lay it out on one layer, and let it cool before you serve it, and that's it. and you can really smell the pumpkin in this recipe as well." s- "it's really good. how long in the oven? i don't know if you already said that." w- "it takes about 2 hours in the oven." s- "oh, yeah, in the oven." w- "and that is one thing: don't rush that and turn your oven temperature up, because i have tried that, and you burn it. so make sure you do that really low, about 200, 225 degrees otherwise, you do burn it and it's not worth it." s- "this is really good. alright whitney, happy halloween." w- "thank you." s- "and if you like the recipe to this pumpkin chex mix, go to ktiv-dot-com, and click on the news link."

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volleyball regionals were tonight. the winners would be just two wins away from the state tournament. in 2a, #12 lawton- bronson was home against maple valley, anthon-oto. the eagles had a bye in round one -- and their postseason start was a little slo mvao jumps out to a 7-1 lead -- senior leslie gosch gets the kill. rams are thinking upset. but lawton-bronson rallies to t% take the lead. jadin wagner hits it off the block and out. l-b on a 15-5 run. the eagles win the first set. jaecee kamm wins t battle at the net. 25-22 l-b takes it. all eagl after that -- the school's all-time kills leader, ali verzani crushes one to the floor. lawton- bronson sweeps mv-ao, 3-zip. in class 1a, 8th-ranked gehlen catholic in a tough battle with westwood. jays win the first set and take control in the second set -- krista lipp with the kill -- gehlen up 22-20. but the rebels battle back to take the lead -- heather east with the kill -- right at 'ya. westwood with a 25-24 lead. then, set point -- east serves up the ace. westwood ties the match with a 26-24 victory. this would go five sets. and gehlen avoids the upset. becca konz slam-dunks the overpass. the jays advance past westwood, 3 to 2. morningside is number-1 in the nation in the naia preseason women's basketball poll. the mustangs were 37-1 last season, and won the naia title -- and have 4 of

5 starters back. briar cliff is 7th after a final four trip last year. northwestern got votes. in the men's poll - briar cliff is ninth. the chargers were 22-11 last year and have theieitop 4 scorers back. dordt is 13th and nonohwestern is gettinggotes. ththiowa football playoffs start tonight. see highlights, scores and live reports at 6 and 10. for r re go to ktiv.com. i'm brad pautsch with the sports fource morning wrap. >> and game one of the world series finished early this

the game is the longest world series game one ever with 14 innings... five hours. bottom of the first, no score, first pitch...alcides escobar drives one to left-center. michael conforto and yoenis cespedes converging, and it comes off cespedes. it's an inside-the-park homer. that's the 12th inside- the-park home run in world series history. with the royals up 1-0 in the top of the 4th, one out and runners on the corners. travis d'arnaud rips a grounder to third off mike moustakas' glove. daniel murphy scores, we're tied, 1-1. in the top of the fifth, mets leadoff man curtis granderson hits a solo home run, the traditional kind, and the mets take the lead, 2-1. heading to the top of the eighth, tied at 3-3, two outs and a a nner on second for wilmer flores. he sends a chopper to f fst, eric hosmer tries to backhand it, and can't handle it. an lagares scores o othe error, making it 4-3 mets.

ninth, royals trailing by one , one out, and the royals number eight batter alex gordon swats one to dead center. the solo homer ties the game, 4-4. finally, in the bottom of the 14th inning, eric hosmer comes to the plate with bases loaded, nobody out. he makes up for the earlier error by winning game one for the royals with a sac fly. the royals win it 5-4 and lead the series 1-0. game two is wednesday night at 7:07 tonight in k-c. still to come on news 4 today.... governor branstad made a visit to sheldon, ia for a special ceremony yesterday.

places not making it much past 50 degrees for an afternoon high. overnight lows, to no surprise, will be cold as well in the low to middle 30s with brisk winds yielding wind chills in the 20s. thursday will still be cold, but it will be calmer and sunnier before our next chance of showers late friday and friday night. halloween and the rest of the weekend look dry and a bit warmer with highs

hoho base iowa is a program that's helping military men and women returning from service find jobs after completing active duty. clay county, emmet county, and the city of sioux city are just a few places in the state who have received the home base designation.

that means they have created incentives to recruit veterans for jobs. yesterday, o'brien county was added as the list of 22 counties. a ceremony was held in the city of sheldon to celebrate. governor branstad attended the ceremony. he says iowa is experiencing a large skill gap shortage for workers so the state needed a program like home base iowa. he says its become one of his top priorities. ktiv's tommie clark attended the a ceremony and has the details.

working to become a home base iowa community. and tuesday, o'brien county accomplished that goal. "we love these types of designations because it puts sheldon on the map that hey we're playing the game we want to be involved we want to know what the state's doing we want to be engaged in that, but any time you can look at retired servicemen that have provided for our country over the years and provide an outlet for them to return home to our state, it's a win-win for us, a wiwifor the state, and again a huge win for our veterans," said community devevepment director r the city of sheldon, curt strouth. to receive the desesnation, the city created a competitiveve incentive package e brininvalue to the community for veterans. one air force veteran of 20 yeyes who served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom, says it's not only rewarding, but exciting for veterans. "to attract those semi-skilild to skilled laborornd veterans getting out of the militaryymake a really perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor terry branstad says that although the program is only a year old, its gained a lot of enthusiasm and support across the state. "we know there's a major reduction in

the military so there's a lot of people coming out of the military, will be in the next five years, and we want them to feel welcome to come to iowa and we want to line them up with good jobs and careers here," said iowa governor, terry branstad. branstad says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. "i signed the home base iowa bill in my military uniform on memorial day at camp dodge so i'm proud to be a vietnam era veteran and i'm really proud to support this great program," said iowa governor, terry branstad. >> lyon county also received teh home base iowa designation last night. he says he hopes home base iowa will continue to grow throughout all 99 counties in the state. it's . time for a break. we're back with our fourth half hour of news 4 today. first though.. here's a look at some of the events on the

good morning. i'm al joens. sarah has the day off. coming up in this half hour of news.... there's a lot of pressure in washington today as the house tries to pass a long- term budget deal before the new house speaker takes over tomorrow.

tracie potts will update us on the latest in washington. and the mlb commissioner is in kansas city for the world series. he met with some possible future players yesterday to talk about the future of baseball. also, president obama was in his ohmetown of chicago yesterday. he spoke with local law enforcment about the divide between police and communities of color. but first ben....

there's a big push in washington today to pass a long-term budget deal fast - something congress hasn't done in years. they're trying to squeeze it in before a new house speaker takes over... tomorrow! tracie potts is following developments on capitol hill.

process stinks. under new management we are not going to run the house this way." (sot: house speaker john boehner/ (r) ohio :25-:39) "i am in full agreement. it stinks. this is not the way to run a railroad. t when you've got a situation that we ae dealing with today, there wasn'w any choice." flash "j didn't want him to walk into a dirty barn full of you know what." (nats of house gavel) there's no guarantee enough democrats and republicans will back today's vote. even if it passes, there's already opposition in the senate. from the debate in colorado, ted cruz calls it "utter surrender." marco rubio says it's "severely flawed." rand paul's promising to filibuster - talk it to death: (sot: senator rand paul (r- ky)/ presidential candidate :58-1:00) "i will do everything i can to stop it." the deal extends cuts in medicare payments for doctors... saves recipients about $40 a month on premiums... and prevents some cuts in social security disablity insurance.. but makes it harder for others to qualify. no deal today could mean a completely different republican leadership dealing with this tomorrow. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> president obama spoke to a

gathering of police chiefs yesterday and addressed the divide between law enforcement and communities of color. mister obama was speaking to the international association of chiefs of police in his hometown of chicago. he said good community policing is a two-way street... and that communities must give officers the benefit of the doubt. but, mister obama said, the flip side is that police departments need to address incidents of excessive force. (president obama) "so... supporting law enforcement and having a budget that backs it up, not just cause talk is cheap, but actually following thru to make sure you have the resources that you need... reforming our criminal justice system so it is smarter and we can reduce crime while still reducing the incarceration rate... restoring trust between communities... refusing to give up on gun safety... we can take those steps. that's within our reach." presesent obama also said the

flip side is that police departments need to address incidents of excessive force. the u-s voted yesterday against a u-n resolution condemning its embargo on cuba, despite president obama's calls on congress to lift the trade restrictions. cubans in havana gathered around a big screen to watch the vote. the genel assembly overwhelmingly voted 191 to two to condemn the embargo. the u-s and israel were the only two countries to vote against the resolution. cuban president raul castro's government has made clear that full normalization will require lifting the embargo and the return of the u-s naval base at guantanamo bay. cuba estimates the embargo has caused some 121-billion dollars in damage to its economy. the major league baseball commissioner is in kansas city for the world series. and yesterday, he met up with potential future players of the game. rob manfred visited the boys and girls club in kansas city to encourage kids to play ball not only

game of baseball healthy too. in recent years -- baseball has lost young players to other sports. some say the game and the season is just too long and fans in a fast-paced world often lose interest. s/ rob manfred, mlb commissioner "i do think the length of the game is a challenge in terms of keeping people interested. it's why we undertook this year to try to shorten our game so we do think that's an important effort in going forward." the commissioner also said the league will eventually discuss whether to shorten the season -- because it is difficult for the players. coming up in what's trending.... some pugs in ukraine got dressed up for halloween. and i'll have your complete

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but it will be calmer and sunnier before our next chance of showers late friday and friday night. halloween and the rest of the weekend look dry and a bit warmer with highs returning to the 60s. see graphics. >> fans of pugs in ukraine had their fill of scary and cute from the beloved dog breed at a halloween- themed costume contest and fashion show in the capital over the weekend. ababt a hundred dogs dressed as spiders, angelslsdragons and film characters showed off their costumes at kiev's glory park. the culmination n f the festival was a a g fashion show contest which was won by a dog dressed as the main chchacter of the

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on the show tonight, sandra bullock and rostewart. you can catch the tonight show with jimmy fallon right here on ktiv at 10:35 after news 4. a 21-year-old "days of our lives" actor was arrested for assault, disorderly cduct and resisting arrest. casey moss plays j-j devereaux on the n-b-c soap. employees at the "w" hotel in scottsdale, arizona say moss was intoxicated and picked a fight with bar staff after being cut off. officers responded and escorted moss out of the bar. when asked for his name, moss yelled, "i'm casey moss and i'm an actor on 'days of our

lives'." he was taken to the scottsdale jail without further incident. former rap mogul marion "suge" knight and comedian katt williams have plead not guilty to robbery charges. the two appeared briefly in a los angeles courtroom yesterday and entered the pleas. the charges came after a celebrity photographer accused them of taking her camera last year. the two have plead guilty before, but they were instructed to re-enter the pleas after a judge determined that they should stand trial. a trial date has not yet been set. a member of the royal family is headed to the nation's capitol. prince harry will visit washington, dc and virginia to attend events in support of the invictus games, which will be held in orlando next year. he'll meet with president obama later this morning at the white house. from there, prince harry will travel with michelle obama and dr. jill biden to fort belvoir, virginia to meet with wounded military members. wednesday ben- actor joaquin phoenix is 41 al- country singer brad paisley

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places not making it much past 50 degrees for an afternoon high. overnight lows, to no surprise, will be cold as well in the low to middle 30s with brisk winds yielding wind chills in the 20s. thursday will still be cold, but it will be calmer and sunnier before our next chance of showers late friday and friday night. halloween and the rest of the weekend look dry and a bit warmer with highs returning to the 60s.

after the brbrk we'll recap some of our top siouxland headlines this morning. and a bike ride with a halloween twist.

here are the top news headlines this wednesday morning in siouxland. donald trump draws a capacity crowd. the billionaire businessman brought his presidential campaign to sioux city last night, speaking to 24-hundred people at west high schoko. this was trump's first visit to siouxland since officially joining the race for the republican nomination. it's also his first visit to iowa since he fell to second place in the polls behind ben carson. it was a kinder, humbler trump, who urged the crowd to help him get his poll numbers up. it wasn't all support for trump. an estimated 650 people showed up outside to protest his visit. organizer ismael valadez says trump's harsh statements on immigration and characterizat ion of mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals in his june announcement speech should have led school officials to bar him from speaking at west high. sioux city schools officials say the event is not school-sponsored. more than one-third of west

governor terry branstad presents o'brien county with a "home base iowa" designation. the county joined the list of iowa counties that have helped military veterans find careers after they complete their active duty. branstad commended sheldon for creating a competitive incentive package to bring value to the community for veterans. lyon county also received the "home base iowa" designation from the governor last night. > a festival in the florida keys

walking - or bike-riding - dead. the annual zombie bike ride took place on sunday in key west. thousands of participants - ranging from seniors to kids to dogs - painted their faces white and accessorized in their best "dress to depress" gear. costumes included a zombie rock star, wedding party, and big baby. this year, the ride coincided with key west's famous fantasy fest, which runs through november first.

good morning. pleaea stand by. technical problems knock gamee one of the world series offhe air. >> we haveeost -- we have lost our picture. >> the broadcast interrupted not once by twice for minutes at time,elaying a dramatic game that ended in the wee hou of the morning. >> here comes escobar. the royals win game one! battle in boulder. the next republican presidential debate just hours away with ben carson the new national front-runner, so how is donald trump handling being number two? >> what the hell are you people doing to me? >> and florida senator marco rubio gets dealt a tough blow

from one of his state's newspapers. green strike. >> a green laser hit. >> another passenger plane hit by a laser, this time over san diego's airport. the second incident there in recent weeks. and they are kind of hot. one of pop music's biggest acts, 5 seconds of summer heating up the fall and we have a huge crowd counting down to a live concert on our plaza today, wednesday, october 28th, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. 5 seconds of summer, or as we might say in an hour 5 seconds of soggy. >> the band is here, a huge crowd out on our plaza, they will play rain or shine in just a little bit. >> no umbrellas out there right now.

that's a good sign.