position and someone has convinced you that attacking me is going to help you." candidates also reflected on ththselves. (donald trumum(r) presidential candidate): "i'm too trusting and when they y t me dowowif they let me down, i never forgive." (carly fiorina/(r) presidential candidate): "i was told i didn't smile enough (smile). fixed that." before the main debate -- the lowest ranking gop candidates under pressure to raise poll numbers -- duked it out onstage at the so-called undercard debate. (gov. bobby jindal/ (r) presidential candidate): "when politicians talk, we need to pay attention to what they do, not what they say. i'm the only one that's reduced the size of government." (sen. rick santorum/(r) presidential candidate): "i think it's one thing to shrink the size of a state government, but it's another thing to actually get something accomplished in washington." (gov. george pataki/ (r) presidential candidate): "washington has become a corrupt insider game. everybody talks abouu how they're oing to change thtaxes, grow thee economyy nothing seems to change." (sen. lindseyeygraham/ (r) presidential candidate): "the foreign policy of barack obama needs to be replaced and the last person you want to find to replace his foreign policy is his secretary of state. make me commander- in-chief and this crap stops." i'm mary moloney reporting. >> wisconsin congressman paul ryan has been

nominated by fellow republicans to be the next speaker of the house. ryan was the choice of 200 of his fellow 247 house republicans. ryan now needs 218 votes in a full house vote tomorrow to officially become speaker. police say three people were injured in a shooting inside an indidiapolis mall tonight. police sayay male suspect came into theall and had words with a man he knew and then shot him. police say the other two victims were hit by ricochet fire. police say one suspect fled the scene and there may be a second suspect. when will our windy and cold weather end? chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. a cold front moved through last night but its effects were felt today and will continue to be felt into tomorrow as well. afternoon temps were only in the 40s and with winds gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour we were seeing wind chills

down in the 20s and 30s. it will stay breezy tonight with lows heading into the low 30s and highs tomorrow only rebound into the low 50s. big economic news out of norfolk, nebraska, as a texas compmpy plans to expand into the community. and, the move is expected to bring 180 new jobs. oct pipe makes steel pipes. today, the company announced it will be investing $111 million into building a major manufacturing facility. the plant is scheduled to be fully operational by july of

rate of three-point-six percent, employers statewide are looking to fill openings. partrtf the issue is that there is a skills gagain the labor fofoe that needs to be addressed, according to governor terry branstad. today, a panel of education and business leaders, as well as students talked about how to bridge that gap. it was part of the future ready iowa initiative. "in the past, there's not been, we've worked in silos. education does one thing. workforce development does its thing. economic development does another. now we want to see coordination and collaboration so we're all working together as a team, preparing our young people for exciting new careers here in iowa for the future." the future ready iowa initiative comes after iowa received a national governors association policy academy grant in 2014 for up to 170- thousand dollars. ever wonder whether you can be sued in a state that you don't live in, or do business in? you can.

focus of "law review". watch for that story, tomorrow night, on "news 4 at six." still to come.... it doesn't take that much time or effort to check yourselelfor a potentially deadly disease. we'll walk you through the process of mammograms later tonight.

a cold front moved through last night but its effects were felt today and will continue to be felt

tomorrow as well. afternoon temps were only in the 40s and with winds gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour we were seeing wind chills down in the 20s and 30s. it will stay breezy tonight with lows heading into o e low 30s and highs tomorrow only rebound into the low 50s. we could see more low 30s friday morning before a little warming begins again. friday's highs will in the mid 50s but it will be with a chance of late day showers that will continue into friday night.

us clearing skies with highs heading up to 60 degrees making for some decent trick or treating weather. mid to upper 60s are expected for the first part of next week.

battling breast cancer: mammograms are an important way to detect the potentially deadly disease. we'll walk you through the process s xt. 3:18 "it's the e ny stuff that

and find before it gets big," center. (matt) as breast cancer awareness month winds down, tonight a reminder about the importance of scheduling your annual mammogram. last year, a study conducted by the society for women's health research found only about 50 percent of wowen get mammograms. experts here in siouxland

estimate more women here do get checked out. and, it doesn't take that much time or effort as we find out what you need to know when it comes to "battling breast cancer."

and, instead of processing the fifi the new mammograray machines capture a a digital rereing. look at the difference between the clarity of an old film image to a new digital one. 1:49 "images have gotten a lot sharper, a lot clearer and we can see more information." hauger (how-ger) now walks us through the process of a modern 3-d mammography. (good) :46 "a normal mammogram consists of four views. two of each side. the whole procedure lasts less than seven minutes. (good) :53 "compression until you can tolerate it so, we ask if you're o.k. so itit not too tight." the hardest part, isn't that tough. just hold your breath for about 12 seconds to capture a clear image of the breast. (another nat snd tidbit of feel a little pressure. but, no (good) first one and they get it done and they say oh, i wish someone wouldn't tell me it was going to hurt but it doesn't." sheila brummer :37 "doctors recommend women start getting mammograms at the age of 40 unless or even ealier if there's a history of breast 1:44 "we always say start 10 years younger than when you're mother had it. or, if you had the braca one or two gene mutation obvivisly you shouou start earlier" radiologist adnan qalbani reads

the scans get the all clear. nothing for this journalist to worry about. peace of mind.. and, with a reminder by survivor lori warner for all women of a certain age to make this an annual event. "if it saves your life if it's a little bit of uncomfortableness to give you 30 more years on earth i think that's pretty amazing." >> doctors at mercy breast cancer recocoended a 3-d mammogram for my check up. tissue. however, most insurance companies do not cover the extra cost. it's about $115. but, experts say 3-d mammograms can help rule out false positive results more easily. 5:26 "rather than squishing a 3d breast into a two demential picture and seeing all of the tissues overlap so we can see if there's a mass there. or, overlapping tissue," said dr. qalbani. both 3-d and digital mammography use x-rays to produce detailed images of the breast. tomorrow night on news 4 at 10.

lori warner made to try and prevent the cancer from coming back. lori says she waited two years to get the mammogram that detected her tumor. and, it was only when the nurse at her doctor's office urged her to go in. for more information on breast cancer you can go to our website ktiv.com and click the banner on top of the homepage. that's it for news and weather... but our sportsfource extra crew is just getting warmed up. we'll have hightlights from ten games around siouxland. it's our "playoff edition" of sportsfource extra, so stay

thanks for tuning in to our 'playoff edition' of sports fource extra. along with mark freund, i'm brad pautsch iowa h hh school teams hit the playoff path and we'll have highlights of ten games, including metro action involving sgt. bluff-luton, heelan and east. there were re-matches at spirit lake, and at western christian.

33 siouxland teams were trying to keep their seasons alive. we'll see eight ranked teams -- and we'll start in sergeant bluff. since losing in week one -- sgt. bluff-luton has won 8 in a row. the warriors are the top rushing team in the state in class 3a - -with over 3- thousand yards. sbl was hosting spencer in a rematch of a game played just five days aga, which the warriors won 20 to nothing. sbl hasn't allowed a touchdown since week 7. but spencer marched right down the field on their first posssion. sean -- after a long look by the officials, it's a td and it's 7- nothing tigers. sbl loves to run but they can pass. jacob shultz fires a fastball to o ris and gives the wawaiors a first down. 10- yard td from matt george -- he had 200 yards rushing in the first half. sgt. bluff-luton gets past spencer, 33-21. "we're from boyden-hull rock valley. they beat us once but

we're back for revenge." shop heelan won earlier over bhbhv, 49-35 -- just over 3 weeks ago. but the nighthawks lead 12-zip and are driving. shane solberg catches the pass and he has a lot of room -- huge gain down to the 10-yard line. bh/rv scores on the next play. brett moser finds myles van maanan in the flats -- he e akes a tackle for the td and the nighthawks are up 18-nothing. heelan goes on a long drive. third and 1, odessa clark breaks a tackle -- he has a first down at the 10. but the crusaders stalled. jason sloniker comes in for a 20-yard field goal to cut the lead to 18-3 at the half, but boyden-hull, rock valleyeyomes to heelan andd knocks off the crusaders, 24-16. east on the road at #6 waukee -- beat the black raiders 45-7

warriors down 7-zip early, but daniel ray up the middle into the endzone, it's 7-7. east re-takes the lead. zach ingram boots the field goal. black raiders with a 10-7 lead. the east defense making plays early. alex case with the sack -- causes the fumble and carter prescott recovers. but the black raiders would stall after that. waukee qb ben ferkin hits michael winger in stride for the td. for the second straight year -- east's season ends in waukee, 55-24. in 2a -- second-ranked and undefeated spi, hosting sioux center -- who kept them out of the dome last year. e ely 1st arter, spirit lake gets a big play on defense -- justin jones strips the ball from the receiver and jeremiah eldridge falls on it to keep the game scorejess. spirit lake takes advantage --- brock tvedte gets the handoff and goes for an impressive run. that would set up a touchdown to give spirit lake a 7 to 0 lead. later, after another warriors fumble, spirit lake strikes

again -- logan backhaus throws it up and tvedte makes the catchchor the touchdown to make it 14 to 0, and spirit lake blanks sioux center 35 to 0. west sioux's senior class is full of excellent athletes. after a trip to the state baseball tournament this summer, the falcons are 9 and 0 in football and ranked third in class a. the falcons hosting mv-ao, who is in the playoffs with a 5-4 record -- after winning just one game last season. it was a snowy start to thisis game in hawarden. which made snaps - a little difficult - that one goes over the head of dylan feller to start the game - some bouncing around back there - but feller grabs it and heads upfield for a 24 yard gain - crazy play but that drive stalls. west sioux breaks through later in the first - one 4th and 7 - porter hummel takes off - diving across the pylon for a touchdown. 6-0 falcons. and west sioux's offense rolled

from there - hummel finds jordan monsma for a huge gain - the falcons break away for the 36-7 win. "were from akron-westfield and we're hosting council bluffs st. albert." staying g class a - akron-westfield hosting council bluffs, st. albert. under 2 minutes to go in the first half - st. albert with a big play down the far sideline - elijah finn hauling it in - the falcons take a 21-14 lead. but that would not stop akron- westfield - still just before half, the westerners get a nice kickoff return to start the drive - and austin allard catches a touchdown - 2 point attempt no good, westerners trail 21-20 at half. but a-w poured it on in the second half - check out the grab by allard in the end zone - 20 yard touchdown catch - akron-westfield advances at home, 57-36.

in class 1a, number-9 hinton hosting emmetsburg. early first quarter - blackhawks swoop in first - jay small rolls out - skyler beller goes s the camera - gets behind everyone for a 44-yard seven point blackhawk lead. e-hawks use great field poession from a muffed punt as the senior clayton freeman goes wide to knot things up at seven. blackhawks scored on seven on nine poesesons - small to blake vande hoefefs a 35-yard strike this go round - 13-7 blackhawks. and then with four seconds left in the first quarter - small gives it terrill henrich and with one blocker - he does the rest 61-yards there. hinton ends emmetsburg season, 59-20 the final. still to come, highlights of three more games -- with stops at western christian and central lyon. and, we'll go live to marcus-meridan cleghorn, where

the eagles were taking on kingsley-pierson. please stay with us.

happens all too regularly. we'll have some ways you can prevent it from happening to you. and.... one woman suffering from a chronic disease... how she stays optimistic and what health officials are doing to cure the disease. tune in at 5:00! we want to see your photos from all over siouxland. our first photo comes from kim hicks who was at the marcus-meriden- cleghorn versus kingsley-pierson game where it was snowing! and our next photo comes from the washington high versus central lyon game. the weather was pretty bad there too but that didn't stop either of the teams. you've got pictures and we want to see them. twet photos to @ktivsports and use the "hashtags" sportsfource extra and fanfource. you can also use instagram and email them to at connect-dot-ktiv.com.

where they like to put up points. two of the highest scoring teams in the state met. sportsfource is "on the road" live in marcus, iowa.a.hat's whwhe we find ktiv's sasa curtiss. both m-m-c and kingsley- pierson are in the top-20 in the state in touchdowns. the eagles are undefeated and ranked fourth. k-p was 7 and 3. some of those snow flurries accumulating - eagles led 38- 6 at the half. third quarter - k-p had a good drive going until camden bainbridge drops the ball - mmc thehee to rerever. and their offense would get to work quick - ben specht gets loose here catches one guy flat footed before being dragged down. eagles grounded by k-p in the red zone that drive. fourth and goal for the panthers here - they just couldn't finishsh on drives - bainbridge's pass can't bebeorraled by corey ross. and d fore being pulled - n specht

did this - eagles only trying to get a couple yards - specht is getting it all the yards - house call for him. m-m-c handles kingsley-pierson in a 52-14 win. sportsfource is on the road with m-m-c head coach kyle e wald. cocoh - it was a great game. big win tonighgh what momentum can this team build on? this is a pretty experienced team, especially after the run this team had last season, what do you think they learnedthat they can apply this year?

back to class 2a, central-lyon/glr, 5-4, hosting 7-2 cherokee. this game might have seen the heaviest snow of the night -- cj roths -- cututng and weaving -- and leaping -- picks up the first t

down -- lions with a 7-nothing lead. cherokee's next possession -- adam cedar finds trey valentine over the middle -- one of only a few completions in the first half -- you can see the snow really picking up. later -- the braves driving -- cedar rolls to his right and sees a lot of running room -- picks up 11 with his legs but can't pick up the 1st -- braves forced to punt. both teams struggled moving the ball thru the air in the first half - -but not here -- petete menage finin riley van wyhe through all the white -- lions shut out the braves, 27- 0. 8th-ranked western christian hosting west lyon. the wildcats won the first meeting 29-27 on a last second field goal. the wolfpack try a short bubble screen -- tanner oleson lays the wood on taylor miedema to pop it loose -- fans in the stands layering up to stay warm. maybe the cold had an effect on this snap -- hard to handle for isaac heyer -- ball on the ground -- and the wolfpack fall on it -- western christian with a 8 point halftime lead. 2nd half -- tyn kooima looking over the middle -- and it's intercepted -- colin snyder gets the pick for the wildcats. later -- drake granstra gets the option toss and finds the edge -- 30 yards on the carry for

granstra -- and the wolfpack get the win at home, 21- 0. that's going to do it for r tonight. i iyou missed anything,g, go to ktiv-dot-com. thanks for watching sports

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