just had to share that.police have released the names of two people who died after the stolen car they were in was involved in a high-speed crash tuesday afternoon in sioux city. they are identified as 34-year old jonas rouillard and 28-year old autumn flowers. both are from sioux city. they were taken to mercy medical center, where they died of their injuries. police say rouillard was driving the car at a very high rate of speed on 25th street, when the car smashed into an s-u-v that was backing out of a driveway near morgan street with a pregnant woman and a child inside. the car then hit a tree and another vehicle, flipping onto its roof. nobody else was seriously injured. the car was reported stolen last thursday. the incident remains under investigation by sioux city police. the woman accused of purposely

driving around a barricade and over a police motorcycle before crashing into spectators at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade has been formally charged with murder. adacia chambers of stillwater faces four counts of second- degree murder and 46 counts of felony assault. prosecutors today filed formal charges against chambers, who has been behind bars since the october 24th crash. a judge has ordered a psychological evaluation. the mystery of a northern illinois police officer found shot to death after reporting he was pursuing three suspicious men is apparently over authorities now say fox lake police lt. charles gliniewicz killed himself sept. 1 and tried to make it look like he'd died in the line of duty. his death set off a multi- state manhunt -- as authorities searched for three suspects who gliniewicz had radioed in that he was chasing. today, investigators say it was all staged .. to cover up years of stealing and money laundering from a youth program that gliniewicz oversaw.

george filenko / lake county major crimes task force commander this had been occurring over the past seven years. gliniewicz was also found to have forged signatures on official documents. thousands of dollars were used by gliniewicz for personal purchases, travel expenses, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult websites, facilitating personal loans, and unaccounted cash withdrawals." gliniewicz was shot to death with his own gun. authorities he also left a trail of equipment, including pepper spray, a baton, and his glasses in an attempt to mislead first responders and investigators to believe it was homicide scene. > weather ad-lib today will be our last warm day for a while, so cherish it! it will once again come with a strong southerly wind and some morning and midday cloud cover and fog. we should still see the sun return this afternoon and help

temperatures reach the lower 70s. see graphics. >> at least 25 people were killed in south sudan today when a cargo plane taking off from the capital juba crashed along the banks of the nile.

parts of the russian-made aircraft were scattered in a bushy area dotted with a few homes. an eyewitness said it seemed as though initially the plane might crash into a market area before the pilot apparently diverted it. it isn't yet clear if anyone on the ground was killed. the investigation into the deadly crash of a russian passenger plane in egypt continues amid a new claim that it is the militant group isis that brought down the plane. nbc's bill neely reports from cairo.

or intentional, that's yet to be determined." all the bodies recovered are now in russia, being identified. the state news agency says those in the back of the plane suffered injuries consistent with an explosion. the tail was found three miles they're now examining a repair job on the tail that was damaged hitting the ground fourteen years ago. the terror group isis is active in egypt and claims it downed the plane. the truth will likely emerge from the two flight recorders. investigators analyzing these now... but making nothing public. / bill neely/ nbc news/ cairo, egypt "isis today has repeated its claims saying we downed the plane, we don't have to tell you how we did it. nbc news has authenticated that that comes from a recognized isis sources. if it was a bomb, there will be evidence, explosive residue, a timing device, fragments for example of a circuit board like were found in december 1988 when panam 103 exploded over lockerbie, scotland, but so far, no such evidence has been found. so spare a thought this morning for the families of all those onboard who still have no idea how on earth this happened. back

ohio voters have said "no" to legalizing medical and recreational marijuana. ohio governor john kasich --- a republican running for president --- praised the results in a statement by saying, "ohioans said no to easy access to drugs and instead chose a path that helps strengthen families and communities." pro pot backers had pounded the pavement of college campuses and used modern marketing techniques, but their efforts didn't work. still, those who pushed for legalized marijuana indicated they would try again. voters in sioux center, iowa have rejected a ballot measure to expand highway 75 through town. 56 percent of those going to the polls tuesday did approve the measure to use four-million dollars in debt funds for the

project, but it needed 60 percent approval to pass. city leaders want to widen the highway to four lanes, plus a turn lane. the expansion would have also included a median for beautification and pedestrian safety. this idea has had opponents since it was first brought up in 2013. some worry about increased traffic through town and that it would put the roadway too close to their homes. also at the polls yesterday, sioux city city council member rhonda capron was re-elected, holding off a challenge by thomas venesky. and voters in sheldon approved a two-percent increase in the hotel- motel tax. it'll go to seven percent on january first. woodbury county is moving forward with a plan to light all county buildings with energy efficient l-e-d bulbs. supervisors have awarded a 522-thousand dollar bid for the lights. the next step is to approve bids to contractors, then installation will begin. supervisor jeremy taylor pushed for the project. "we're ecstatic," said woodbury county supervisor jeremy taylor. "it's a great thing for taxpayers and the

taylor says it will take less than three years for the county to recoup the intial investment through lower power bills. woodbury county will be the first in iowa to light all its buildings with l-e-d bulbs. some sioux city middle school students are honing their skills in electronics and math... with legos. ktiv's sam curtiss has details.

stokes and other middle school students offering pointers. "i noticed a lot of them were having problems that they had to fix while doing the competition," said chance jensen. though different ages and grades, chance jensen and stokes and everything you see is part of sioux city schools stem program. "i didn't think it was for me but there are so many things you have to work on it," said chance jensen. "it's for anyone that thinks robots are cool." especially cool when you can use it for things like this. but to be serious, in it's fourth year, the program has gained popularity. "we now have six middle school teams and seven high school teams," said april tidwell. and it's not all robotics. this north high groups science project is set to go to the international space station at some point. they're testing if allergies exist in space. twice now the rocket carrying their project has exploded before getting there. "we didn't really change much but we got more time to think

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once again come with a strong southerly wind and some morning and midday cloud cover and fog. we should still see the sun return this afternoon and help temperatures reach the lower 70s. the cold front set to end the warm stretch will move through late tonight/early tomorrow morning and cause a few showers and thunderstorms to form along with temperatures falling into the 50s by late in the day. we should dry up for friday and the weekend while hanging on to our seasonal 50 and 30- degree highs and lows. see graphics. >> > the farm and financial markets are up next on news four... and tiny tractors... just the right size for farmers in cuba. an american company wants to be the first to sell their machines on the island... since the

jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' because there will be change.

an alabama tractor company wants to be the first american manufacturer to set up shop in cuba since the u-s trade embargo began more than 50 years ago. two former i-b-m engineers and

owners of "cleber l-l-c," debuted their company's small tractor at the havana international trade fair. they say the tractor would work great for cuban farmers because of its price and compatibility with cuban agriculture. saul berenthal/ cleber llc "so what we thought that the design of a tractor for cuba should be one that is appropriate, number one for the small farmer, and number two for the organic agriculture that exists in cuba." horace clemmons/ cleber llc "the whole design is one of what we call open source manufacturing to allow the farmers to be creative in how they want to use the tractor, and also be able to fix them in the field or in their shop." the company has already gotten approval from the cuban government. now, they're waiting for u-s permissions to seal an agreement

>> stock are slipping in midday trading, led by declines in energy companies as the price of oil turns lower. what's described as the "holy grail" of lost disney films has been found. that's next... and bothered by a growing

population of homeless people in siouxland, these middle school students decided to do something about it. the story of their "blessing bags" is coming up... 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

and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... a long lost disney cartoon has been found by a researcher in london's british film institute. the animation, called "sleigh

and is about "oswald the lucky rabbit" the character was created by walt disney in 1927 and it was a precursor to mickey mouse. the cartoon has been lost since its original release. a print was found in the institute's archive and walt disney studios believe it may be the only surviving copy. students at east middle school are helping the homeless. ktiv's tommie clark introduces us to the girl's who started a movement to help themselves.. and their community.

tearing each other down and helping out in their community. a couple of weeks ago during their weekly meetings, they decided to do something about homelessness by making "blessing bags." "girls circle teaches middle schoolers how they can make a big difference with just one of these blessing bags." "when we opened up group we always open up with a intro question of the day and the question of the day was what is one thing in our community when you see it or witness it, makes you a little sad and it was overwhelmingly homelessness," said juvenile court liason for sioux city schools and girls circle facilitator, margarite reinert. the group of over 50 7th and 8th grade girls reached out to the rest of the student

body and asked for personal care and cold weather items. and tuesday, they grabbed some bags and started putting those items together. "it's important to have the girls really look at empathy, but also knowing that the things that pull on their hearts, they can make a difference even with the small little things-- the random act of kindness is not only good for them, but good for the community as well," said juvenile court liason for sioux city schools and girl circle facilitator, margarite reinert. "so we know that we've helped out community and they're getting stuff out of it and also to help us feel like we've accomplished something," said east middle school 8th grader, heavenleigh pettiford. in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news 4.>> the blessing bags will be taken to the siouxland sleepout for

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this, and we hope the siouxland community can come out. it's form 11:30 until 5:30. tickets are available at the door; they are $12 for adults and $6 for children. you do have carry out. you're hoping people will come out, check out the congregation and see the synagogue and meet some of the people too. but if they can't stay you can also take carry out. exactly, we do have carry outs available so that's not a problem. why do you like this time of year? why do you like this super latke dinner? why do you hope other people will come out? it's something different. it's not a regular turkey dinner, roast beef dinner. it's something that once they've been there they always keep asking when are you going to have this. we kind of look forward to it. it's a lot of work but in the long run we enjoy doing it. and this is the one and only fundraiser for the congregation. it is the one and only, we do this once a year and we have nothing else that we do. that is november 8th from 11:30 to 5:30, congregation beth shalom at 815 38th st. ruth, thanks so much for being here. thank you for having me. thanks for joining us for around siouxland. >>

forecast. thanks for joining us. have a great afternoon! >>