he's capitalizing on if he were to win the presidency-- he says there's two major things. one is economic policy-- he wants to cut the tax burden on corporations. "that's the difference between me and others in this race. i'm someone who's very practicial, i'm a conservative, and i want to make sure we have an opportunity to compete with the rest of the world so we can create better paying jobs here," said presidential hopeful, rick santorum. second, is immigration. he says you hear rhetoric from other presidential hopefuls about immigration. "i'm the only person in this race who's not for amnesty or people who are in this country illegally. everybody else is in one form or another and i just think that's a big difference. i'm the only person in this race who actually wanted to reduce the amount of immigration that we have in this country-- nobody else in this race is for that," said presidential hopeful, rick santorum. tonight, santorum will be at the big g-o-p event in orange city. sheila? thanks tommie. siouxlanders came to see

republican presidential candidate marco rubio speak at bev's on the river. his stop is just two days after the last gop debate in boulder, colorado where many said he grabbed the spotlight. rubio is currently third in the real clear politics national poll average at nine point three percent behind donald trump and dr. ben carson. he is also polling behind them in the iowa poll at ten point two percent. we'll have more on rubio tonight at ten. democrat martin o'malley has been campaigning for president for four months. but, with one debate done, and the des moines debate just two weeks away, the former maryland governor says it feels like the campaign is just beginning. ktiv's matt breen sat down with o'malley during his trip to sioux city, today.

year-old staffer for democratic presidential candidate gary hart. though a finished a surprising second to former vice president walter mondale. mondale went on to win the nomination, but the race taught o'malley something. "people in iowa aren't intimidated by polls," said martin o'malley, (d) presidential candidate. "they're not intimidated by the washington pundits and the so-called power brokers because, in the iowa caucuses the individual matters". during my one-on-one interview with o'malley, i asked the former maryland governor to size up the democratic race for president. o'malley touted his executive experience. "my candidacy offers something that neither of the other candidates does... and that's 15-years of executive experience," said o'malley. "as a big city mayor, and a governor, bringing people together to get things done." passing marriage equality in

"these weren't words, these were actions," o'malley said. to create a better future for the country, o'malley proposes restoring "common sense" labor and wage policies, and make "investments" in our country. none were more popular among this group of morningside college students than o'malley's plan to make college tuition-free. "you have to increase the federal investment through pell grants," said o'malley. "you have to create some new grant programs so that states have some skin in the game. and their dollars are matched by the federal government. and, we have to help the students, and the parents trapped in the "parent plus" loans refinance at a much lower rate." wall street will help pay for the proposal, as well. o'malley would add a "transaction fee" attached to every trade. "despite single-digit poll number in iowa, o'malley told me he's in the campaign for the long term. in sioux city, with photographer scott lacoti, matt breen, ktiv news 4," said breen. >> more candidates will be campaigning around siouxland over the weekend. senator ted cruz, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, senator rick santorum and louisiana governor bobby jindal will all be in siouxland. all of these presidential hopefuls will be attending congressman steve king's annual pheasant hunt. the hunt will take place at the hole n' the wall lodge near

akron, iowa during opening weekend of the pheasant hunting season. we saw some rain up here on signal hill. but how long will the rain last? here to tell us that is chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib early day sun gave way to clouds and rain showers with that rain expected to linger into tonight. the system bringing the rain will exit the region for our halloween meaning we'll see clearing skies during the day and warmer temperatures as we get into the low 60s. the high school football playoffs continue in norfolk, nebraska

tonight. that's where ktiv's mark freund joins us live. mark, what can you tell us? sheila - greeting from memorial field in norfolk, where the norfolk catholic knights opened their class c-1 playoff run by beating falls city 42-0 in a rematch of last year's first round. catholic is the top- ranked team in c-1, and they looked like it today. but memorial field - not done for the day just yet - norfolk high is also in action tonight, but comign up later in sports - reaction from norfolk catholic as the knights beat falls city 42-0. thanks, mark. siouxland sleepout made some big

s today about the annual sleepout the sleepout was only supposed to go for 10 years-- but the issue of homelessness continues-- so the misson goes on. every year siouxlanders spend the night outside sleeping in makeshift tents on the field of explorer stadium. the event not only raises money, but also awareness about homelessness. "the problem hasn't gone away. we have to deal with that. we and the number of volunteers i have and the different organizations just have a compassion for the problem out there and this is our way of making it go away as best we can," said siouxland sleepout event coordinator, willie delfs. the family friendly event is next friday night and they're expecting around 300 people. so far they've raised half a million dollars and the goal this year is to raise $50,000 dollars-- which all stays locally. building bright futures: the major initiative to help siouxland.

early day sun gave way to clouds and rain showers with that rain expected to linger into tonight. the system bringing the rain will exit the region for our halloween meaning we'll see clearing skies during the day and warmer temperatures as we get into the low 60s. the warming trend will then continue into early next week when we could be making it back to the 70-degree mark! a chance of some showers will return by late in the week bringing cooler weather along with it. and don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour when you go to bed saturday night as daylight savings time comes to an end. the world's largest cellulosic ethanol plant opened today in central iowa. dupont says its

225-million dollar refinery in nevada will turn out 30 million gallons annually once it's in full production next year. it produces ethanol from corn stalks, leaves and cobs instead of the grain itself. the high school football playoffs continue in nebraska. that's where mark freund joins us live. norfolk catholic is ranked number-1 in class c-1 and they looked great in round one. we'll have the

sioux city that will connect organizations with community members in need. "bright futures" is a community impact program that originated in joplin, missouri...and today it officially came to siouxland. advisory board members say it's a way to bring the community together to work as one team serving sioux city. sioux city community schools is leading the initiative and collaborating with community partners. "bright futures" will be implemented in the school system by volunteers helping out students in need in the schools around the community. organizations and those in need will connect through a facebook page called "bright futures sioux city." if you remember, about a month ago... we showed you this pumpkin from sioux city artist, brenda thelen who painted it with some familiar faces. she painted nbc's tonight show host host jimmy fallon as "dracula." and a few other people as halloween monsters. well, the pumpkin has made its

and will be featured on the show tonight. watch for it after news 4 at ten. brad's here -- the nebraska football playoffs continue. it's a busy day in norfolk, where they'll see two postseason games. ktiv's mark freund is live with more norfolk catholic starts the playoffs as the top-ranked team in class c1, and they did not disappoint their fans. we'll have the highlights and reaction from round one, next on sports fource.

every class c1 poll in nebraska, after a dominant 9-0 regular season. but the knights are the number-2 overall seed in the playoffs, because of a points system that put one-loss columbus scotus in as the top seed. norfolk catholic -- starting the post-season this afternoon against 7-2 falls city. the knights, already holding a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. let's make it 13-0 - on the reverse - dylan kautz goes 83 yards to the house - the catholic this season - 13-nothing after a quarter. pour it on - look at david engelhaupt bowl over defenders and into the endzone for a touchdown. then it's quarterback miles vrbka finding michael stinson for another score - it's 27-nothing norfolk catholic. later in the quarter - engelhaupt - too easy

touchdown of the first half - 2 point conversion makes it 35-zip. and kautz adds his second touchdown of the half - norfolk catholic led 42-nothing at half... sports fource is "on the road" in norfolk. ktiv's mark freund is live with more. norfolk catholic, scoring by way of the freshman, dylan kautz - and scoring by way of the senior, david engelhaupt. the knights didn't need any more points after halftime, when there was a running clock, and the second team took most of the snaps. engelhaupt and kautz each had over 100 yards for a rushing attack that scored 5 first-half touchdowns. "we blocked pretty well at the point of attack, and if david can get to the second level, he's got good speed and he's a big kid, so he's hard for guys to bring down," said norfolk catholic head coach jeff bellar. "dylan had a long run, too, and he's got tremendous speed, so if he can get around the corner, he can make you pay

a little bit. i thought, overall, we blocked well." "it's really easy when you have a really good line like we do," said senior running back david engelhaupt. "the coaches are making great calls for the line situation, and we were getting it done for them." "i think we played very good defensively today," said bellar. "in the first half, maybe we gave up a first down, so i thought our front eight played well, they didn't throw much against us. a great effort." norfolk catholic awaits the winner of bishop neumann and ogallala, which started at 5 o clock - if it is neumann, it will be a rematch of a game the knights won back in week 3. there is more football coming up on this field at 7. norfolk high takes on millard south in class a. also, second- ranked battle creek is home against elmwood- murdock at 7 in c-2. we'll have all that action at 10. nebraska quarterback ryker fyfe will make the first start of his career at purdue on saturday in place of tommy armstrong, who is out with an injured foot. fyfe is a former walk- on from

grand island, has appeared in nine games over three seasons. his only appearance this year was against south alabama. armstrong has thrown for 16 touchdowns this season for the 3-5 huskers. the musketeers are home tonight against lincoln, looking for their fifth win in a row. sioux city is 6-4 overall -- lincoln is 8 and 2 and leads the western conference. game time is 7-05 and we'll have the highlights at ten. the world series shifts back to new york for game 3 tonight. the royals lead the mets 2-games to none. it's the first home world series game for the mets in 15 years, but the royals are on a mission after losing the series in seven games last year. there, you see what you see," said royals manager ned yost. "they've been focused and determined throughout the whole world series." first pitch is at 7-07. seats behind home plate are

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let's check in with ktiv's tiffany lane who's live in orange city at northwestern college for the six-county gop event. tiffany? sheila, i'll be talking to voters after the event. their reaction coming up on news 4 at ten. 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 two friends that came in together. we have pinky the chihuahua. he's a handsome little fella

that loves to cuddle and be a lap warmer. and, here's domino a fun loving little kitten looking for a new home and family to take care of him. if you want to adopt pinky or domino or any other animal, stop by the siouxland humane society or call the number on your screen. tonight: light showers. low: 42 wind: s 5-15 mph tomorrow: clearing skies. high: 62 wind: s/sw 10-15 mph thanks for joining us tonight...

forget to go to ktiv-dot- com for all of your news, weather, and sports... see you back here at ten. welcome to ktiv.com, i'm chief meteorologist ron demers. early day sun gave way to clouds and rain showers with that rain expected to linger into tonight. that's the last thing i remember, joel. >> harrison ford's confession, breaking his silence about his

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