chris christie to drop out of the race, stating "...the governor is off pursuing a presidential run that's turned out to be nothing more than a vanity project," but the head of the garden state says he has no plans to withdrawal. "i don't raise taxes, i don't raise spending, i don't give into vanity projects for law enforcement, i enforce the law and that's why the new york times doesn't like me," said new jersey governor. chris christie. finishing the night, rick santorum, looking to use his blue collar appeal to pick up speed, as time begins to slip away from the former pennsylvania senator... "we want to make american the number one manufacturing in the world," said fmr. pennsylvania senator rick santorum. "i'm going to ask democrats to join me in that. i know a lot of democrats that will join me in that." and after speaking with the santorum campaign, they say they're not worried. in fact, he was in a similar situation in 2012, where he also had lagging poll numbers leading up until right before the iowa caucuses. but, he ended up winning. ktiv's tiffany lane is also covering tonight's event and joins us with reaction to what people heard here tonight. the room was filled with all

ages of people. tonight i spoke with many of those voters on their reaction to the speeches.

as for the democrats today, martin o'malley stopped in sioux city. ktiv's matt breen sat down with the governor in our road to the caucus coverage.

(d) presidential candidate. "they're not intimidated by the washington pupuits 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

passing marriage equality in maryland, and abolish the death penalty. "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. >> several candidates will be taking part in congressman steve king's annual pheasant hunt this weekend. the list includes senator ted cruz, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, senator rick santorum and louisiana governor bobby jindal. the hunt will take place at the hole n' ' he wall lodge near akron, iowa during this opening weekend of the pheasant hunting season. watch for coverage tomorrow on news 4 at 6 and 10.

holding a town hall meeting in sioux city. it takes place tomorrow starting at 10 at the stoney creek conference center. we all want to know what the weather will be like for our trick-or- treating tomorrow night. here to tell us that is chief meteorologis t ron demers. 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

we'll see you later ron! here's a look at something special coming up on the tonight show with jimmy fallon. hey, sheila, brad and every one in sioux city thank you for sending us this awesome pumpkin. tonight, we have dana carvey.. demi lavoto thank you notes. thank you don't change that channel, i love it." tom brady, donald trump." 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

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rain showers with that rain expected to linger into tonight. the system bringing the rain will exit the regionor 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

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

flooding emergency: a live-or-death situation caught on video in texas as a womanans up to her neck in high water. saturday night as daylight savings time comes to an end. flooding emergency: a live-or-death situation caught on video in texas as a woman is

iowa a couple of candidates made the rounds in siouxland. florida senator marco rubio held a happy hour at bev's on the river. he talked about strengthening families and keeping the government out of education. his stop is just two days after the last gop debate in boulder, colorado where many said he grabbed the spotlight. and, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum making some stops in le mars, iowa today. he even dropped by bob's drive inn to make some hot dogs. santorum says he's ramping up his campaign in the hawkeye state and even doubled the number of stafafmembers working on his campaign. from washington today: an escalation announced by the obama administration in the war against isis. u.s. special forces will enter the battle on the ground in

syria and work toward the removal of president assad. the white house is downplaying this aouncement. but many republicans in congress have been demanding stronger u.s. action in syria. and, in texas a rescue caught on camera .. as a woman's car is swept away by flood waters. flash flooding closed several roads and low water crossings. for one woman in texas, the warning came too late. she drove into high water but stayed calm as her car was about to be swept away. thanks to some passers by, she's fine. some areas of central texas h he seen more than four incncs of rain. and, two people were killed during the flooding. and, another incident caught on video. an iowa bus driver in trouble after he's caught hitting a

a ceceral iowa bus driver faces charges for attacking a special needs teenager. the incident was recorded by a cellphone. it shows students yelling at a man who appears to hit a student at the back of the bus. police say the student has a mental disability. robert scarbrough was arrested yesterday. a spokesperson for the johnston school district says scarbrough was hired three months ago. he's been charged with child endangerment . a record number of motorcyclists have died on south dakota roads this year. 31 people have died this year. that's 50 percent higher than the 15-year average. the increase is likely because

roads. the number of licensed motorcyclists in south dakota last year was up 69 percent from 20 years earlier. siouxland sleepout made some big announcement 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 e field of explorer stadium. the family friendly ent is next friday night and they're expecting around 300 people. so far they've raised half a the years. the goal this year is to raise stays locally. a big red ribbon week activity took place in northwest iowa today. police officers from ida county, woodbury and mapleton came together for the event. they played with students on the playground and then enjoyed a treat in the lunchchoom. red ribbon week is an alcohol, drug and tobacco prevention and awareness campaign. brad's h he -- with another night of nebraska fofoball playoffs. norfolk, norfolk catholic and battle creek

all had home games. we'll see who advances into round two. and, the musketeers try to plus regional volleyball action. sports fource is next.

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and 2, but were not in the top ten. still, the panthers got a home game to open the class a playoyos -- against ninth-ranked millard south, who went 5-4 with a tough scdule. norfolk's last playoff win was in 2-thousand-9. a rainy evening in norfolk - panthers up 3-0 in the second. 4 minutes until halftime - gunner fuelberth under pressure - but he finds a lane - does a good job avoiding contact - and scampers ahead for a 14 yard gain. that would lead to a 38 yard field goal from lane mccallum - as norfolk extends the lead to 6-0. but millard south goes on a nice drive - adam estergaard gets a nice gain on the reverse - it would lead to a field goal - so it's a 3-point game at the half. the norfolk defense - played well - pressuring well - alex thompson with a big sack. then the panthers win the field

logan strom for a a 0 yard touchdown to take a 12-3 lead and norfolk wins their first playoff game in six years, 12-10. the number-2 team in class c2, battle creek -- hosting 6-3 elmwood- murdock. the braves force the knights to punt on their first possesion - and kobe lade makes themay - here he goes down the near sideline - weaving in and out all the way down to the 13 yard line. then battle creek hands it off to their prolific rushing attack - derek renner finishes the drive with a touchdown for the braves - it's 7-nothing. next battle creek possession - renner breaks another one - 27 yards to the endzone - too easy for battle creek - they're 10 and 0 -- rolling over e-m 53-nothing. thisisfternoon -- the top-p-nked team in c1, norfolk catholic -- roughing up falls city.. the knights score early and often -- on the reverse - dylan kautz goes 83 yards to the house - the freshman has been a spark for

cathol this season - 13-nothing after a quarter. secovd quarter now - the knights 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 - his third 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... e blocked pretty welelat the point of attack, and if david can get to o the second level, he's got good d 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." also in c1, columbus scotus end's o'neill's season, 62-14. the defending state champs from boone central are out -- losing 9-6. in c2, west holt loses on the road, 21-zip. oakland-craig cruises -- 40 to 7. also in c2, crofton is out in a ttle of ranked teamsms20 to 7. after a 2-4 start, the musketeers have won four in a row. sioux city's streak was tested by first-place lincoln, who came to wn with an 8 and 2 mark. the muskies wearing those great, gold sweaters, down at the tyson. sioux city controlled most of the first period. on the rebound -- c-j dodero gets stopped. we're scoreless midway through the first period. just after the midway point of the period, sioux city digs the puck out of the corner -- shoots -- and brian rigali re-directs it into the net. the musketeers go on top, 1-nothing.

it stayed that way until the final minute of the period. off the faceoff -- ryan jones fires from long distance and grant jozefek deflects it with :29 seconds left. 1-1 after one and lincoln scores a goal in the third to win 2-1. volleyball regionals -- lawton-bronson and hintotogoing at it -- in a 2a semifinal. early 1st set, lawton-bronson moving the ball very well and ali verzani gets the kill to put the eagles up by 2. later, hinton keeping it close when cassie hoefling spikes it off a defender and hits a raised hoop for the point to cut the deficit. a few plays later, the eagles try to set up a kill -- but hoefling gets the block -- but the blackhawks don't have enough firepower. lawton-bronson would make the plays they needed -- verzani with another kill. the eagles advance to the regional final, 3-zip over hinton. all these winners will play

game 3 of world series mets lead royals 9-3 in 8th inning. and, don't forget to watch the tonight show with jimmy fallon tonight. you'll get to see this pumpkin created by sioux city artist, brenda thelen . jimmy fallon a aears as "dracula" and you can see it following this newscast. some trick-or-treaters stopped by ktiv tonight. on live at 5 we got into the halloween spirit

and handed out treats. the kids were all dressed and ready for the holiday!!! and, the best thing is they get more candy tomorrow night.

[ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dana carvey. demi lovato. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> steve: and now, here he is,

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can feel the energy in here tonight. this is that new york city energy. right here tonight. welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. this is it. thank you so much for being here. here's what everybody's talking about. of course, it's halloween tomorrow, you guys. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] happy halloween. i'm sure most of you have some good costumes s anned. did you see the hosts of the today show this morning? i love those guys. my favorite -- they dress up as peanuts characters.. and i have to sasa they were actually the scariest costumes i've ever seen.

here's al roker as charlie brown.