parts of the world have clean water to drink. but first, here's ben. wx timer @ :40 >> a college football team is now caught up in a campus protest, as some students call a college football team m now ught up in a campusus protest, as some students call

system president to resign. as andrew spencer reports, the team's players are sticking together -- at least publicly -- as more than two dozen say they'll boycott team activities.

online, "the mizzou mily stands as one," posting this picture of the team. the move comes after graduate student jonathan butler started a hunger strike last week. he accuses the university's leadership of not doing enough to address racism on campus and push mizzou in a positive direction. ( jonathan butler / started hunger strike ) "i'm in this, because it's that serious. we're dealing with humanity here, and at this point, we can't afford to continue to work with individuals who just donon care for their constituents." univerty of missouri system president tim wolfe issued a statement saying, in part, that he is "dedicated to ongoing dialogue to address these very complex societal issues" -- giving no sign that he intends to resign. i'm andrew spencer, reporting.>> at least four people are dead and more than a dozen others were injured after a passenger van crashed and caught fire in maryland. police say the van - which was carrying children - cocoided with two other vehicles in hyattsville yesterday afternoon before i i became engulfed in flames.

at least four people - including one child - died at the scene and at least 14 others wereransported to the hospital...eigh t were in critical condition. witnesses say some of the motorists involved were trapped inside their vehicles. no word yet on what caused the crash or where the van was from. brazilian rescue workers dug through mud and debris yesterday in a challenging search for victims of massive mudslides from two collapsed dams. brazilian authities confirmed a second death a raised the number of missing people to 28. the torrent of water and mud tainted with mineral waste from an iron ore mine traveled as far as 60 miles from where the dams broke. nearly 400 people are taking part in the search operations in southeastern brazil. they have beenensing specially traiaid dogs and special equipment to locate victims downstream from the dams. though finding survivors is growing less likely, officials said they did not rule it out. of the 28 people listed as missing, 13 were mine workers. the rest were residents of villages below the dams. the cause of the disaster is

still under investigation. over a dozen vehicles are underground after a large sinkhole opened up in a mississippi restaurant parking lot saturday night. rescue crews say 15 vehicles were swallowed by the 50-foot wide sinkhole in the i-hop parking lot in meridian... which is along the mississippi- alabama border. witnesses say they heard several loud booms and the power was knocked out before the hole opened up. no injuries were reported. crews say they are investigating what caused the sinkhole but believe e could be weather- related sincncthe area received over 10 inches of rain in the last two weeks. the funeral for a six- year-old boy fatally shot during a police pursuit in louisiana will be held today. family and friends say the funeral for jeremy mardis will be held at 1-30 this afternoon in hattiesburg, mississippi. six-year-old jeremy was fatally wounded when two marksville, louisiana policecefficers were allegedly pursuingnghe vehicle of h h father, , ris few, tuesday and opened fire on the s- u-v nearly half a dozen times.

and face second- degree murder charges and attempted murder charges. louisiana state police are still investigating what led up to the shooting. yesterday, beth shalom temple in sioux city opened its doors to siouxlanders of all faiths for the annual latke party. the festivities included traditionalaloods like potato latkes. and there was something new to the menu thiy year-- matzah ball soup. congregation members made thousands of matzah balls for this special day. out of all the guests that attended...one man had a very special connection with the celebration. ktiv's tommie clark has the story.

th this community," said holocaust susuvivor and st. paul lutheran church pastor, peter boe. boe comes to latke party every year...not only fothe latkes and matzah ball soup... "the beth shalom congregation is part of a family i have come to know, part of a larger, extended family and they accept me in the similar spirit," said holocaust surivivor and st. paul lutheran church pastor, peter boe. boe was evacuated from latvia to germany when he wasasust 5-years-old and to america when he was 11...they think, since his records were destroyed in the war. "i guess right now i'm supposed to be about age 78, but it is unknown," said holocaust surivivor and st. paul lutheran church pastor, peter boe. he was taken care of and put in foster homes-- eventually adopted along with his brothehe and although he e gan with almost no identity-- along with his brother, they now have 40 grandchildre n. after his long journey, boe says

it's celebrations like the annual latke party that remind him how important community really is. tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> boe now speaks at holocaust remembrance events and since he is a l lheran pastor, he briris people from his church to visit the synagogue. if you've visited the sam's club in sioux city recently, you may have noticed a very special display of fgs. on saturday, those flags were part of an event honoring our veterans. "nats of singing" sam's club held their fifth veteran appreciatiti event where they invited veterers from all around siouxland.d. they came out for breakfast, sang the national anthem, and heard from fellow soldiers. a big part of the ceremony was the wall of honor-- full of flags and dog tags honoring each fallen iowa veteran. on that board, they're 28 fallen soldiers from sioux city alone. "i think it's great for us to show our support of the troops. i m melf served in the nanaonal guard. at sam's club we appreciate everything our troops do. we want to put them first. we support them in every way we can," said

sioux city sam's club manager, stephen black. one local veteran had a huge hand in planning the event. the vietnam veteran participated in the flag folding ceremony and says it's a wonderful tribute. he says he's proud to help out and if they can honor just one veteran, they've done their jojo "we need to encourage other people to take part in any and all veteran activiiies that they can get in because these people need to be honored. it's not as much us, the living veterans, it's these...so these are the ones that we need to honor," said vietnam war era veteran and sam's club membership coordinator, charlie mortensen. the wall of honor will continue to stay at sam's club until tomorrow. as we get ready to celebrate veterans day on wednesday a special event will take place tomorrow to help military members and their families operation engage america is a non-profit group that provides support, awarness and resources to veterans and active service members. they're going to have a get-together athe american red cross s morrow. .

2:43 "you can come out see what's there. there's a lot of love and support and knowledge.. we just encourage everyone. you are not alone people care," said lisa slund, operation engage america. lisa naslund from galva, iowa started the group after the loss of her son dylan. he served in both iraq and afghanistan in 2007 and 2010. 8 "we lost our son t tpost traumaic stressssuicide one of the 22 a day almost 3 years ago. we have learned since his death that there are so many more out there strugglingn' the operation engage america event takes place tomorrow at the american red cross on war eagle drive in sioux city. it goes from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. there will also be free lunch provided and coats for military kids. the new call of duty game is hitting the stores in a big way. we'll tell you what all the fuss is about, coming up next. ben: and i'll have your

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the new call of duty game cameme is out this week. it's a popular gaming franchise that has made more than 11 b)llion dollars. that's more than all of the highest grossing films... "gone with the wind", "avatar", "star wars" and "titanic" -- combined! so what is all the fuss about? mark barger explains.

it also serves lots of different types of players. you can play the single player version on your own, or it can be a social experience. (sot: chris grant / editor in chief, polygon) "there's the online multiplayer mode you can play that with strangers you can play that with your friends that's much more competitive" there's also a cooperative "zombies mode" lets you team up with friends to take down an undead enemy the audience is global... and broad. spanning many demographic groups. (sot: chris grant / editor in chief, polygon) "i'm definitely part of the group that's familiar with getting beat mercilessly by 12-year-olds in call of duty." sales are expected to top 18 million copies by year's end, but the game's publisher wants to expand itit offerings. (sot: chrhrs grant / editor in chief, polygon) "just thh week activision-lizzard announced that it bought king" that's the maker of the mobile game sensation "candy crush" (sot: chris grant / editor in chief, polygon) "activison already has blizzard and king is a way for them to get into the mobile or casual space in a leadership position in way that they never have been before" leading some to wonder whether smartphones might be 'call of duty''s next battlefield. mark barger, nbc news. >> halo 5 is another popular game that came out last week and the highly anticipated star wars battlefront game will be releasededn november

a siouxland church held a special event yesterday. we'll tell you what they're

ififou think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes,( reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. ththgoal is 50% clean enengy by 2030.

>> it was all hands on deck this weekekd at the methodist urch le mars, iowa. more than 50 volunteers came together to make 100 units that will provide clean drinking water for those in need. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with those volunteers.

way of showing and sharininmy faith with others. i've sat for years in a church pew and felt like i was accomplishing nothing. i felt like god had something more for me to do," said safe water international minstries or "swim" founder, greg stout. while on a mission trip, stout realized how unsafe the drinking water was. so, he decided to do something about it--creating a nonprofit ministry that makes chlorine p pducing units. "one of these units that volunteers have been working on can purify water for an etire community." stout's simp unit breaks salt water down into a chlorine solution, which can then be used to disinfect water. volunteers did every step including cutting wires, molding and glueing containers, soldering them, and finally testing them out. "we're just understanding that we step out of our own lives and try to imagine how life is for others we can so easily do this and just a few of us can help so many others," said lifelong unitetemethodist church of le mars member and volunteer, lie roy. volunteers say they feel that they're doing some good in the world and touching other's lives from a distance. "it provides people with a hands on opportunity to be involved in mission and ministry and to make a difference in people's lives in a very tangible way," said united methodist church of le mars pastor, john battern. once those in developing countries receive these units, they'll be able to produce their own, clean, drinking water. in le mars, iowa...tommie

stout has s w been on more than 50 mission trips and plans to mentor others to begin projects in even more countries. a windy day yesterday. how much sunill we see today? ben's in next to tell us. and a junior high boy with no limbs is making a name for himself on the football field.

>> > a pennsylvania 7th grader is

a pennsylvania 7th grader is making a name for himself on the gridiron. despite not having any limbs he's taking on able-bodied opponents and winning reporter audrea cline- thomas has the story.

gaven toney has to plug up the holes and create a pile. (s/ gaven toney / 12- years-old:24-:33) "i watch the eagles and demarco murray and ryan matthews and i'm like if he can do stuff like that i want to see if i can put in all the work and try and i'll see what happens." the 12-year-old wasn't born with limbs. no problem he says and don't try to take it easy on him either. (s/ gaven toney / 12- years-old:40-:46) "if you discount me then you will be laying on the ground in pain or you might be looking at stars a little bit." gaven has played other sports before but this is his first shot at football. a sport that still concerns his mother. (s/ jeanelle toney / gaven's mom :53-:58) "i just hope that he doesn't get hurt and does his all. gives his all every time he tries it no matter what." ask around and it's gaven's drive that makes him stand out. his toughness is unmatched. his resilience is admired. don't worry, he is just getting started. (s/ gaven toney / 12- years-old 1:10-1:1:15 "this is just the pre-show. next year i will be tougher, stronger and better

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 and welcome back to news 4 today. we've got a lot headed your way including an update from the campaign trail. the presidential candidates are crcrscrossing the countrtrtoday campaigning as the republica candidates prepare for this week's debate. the latest form washington in just a minute. and a big thank you to our local first responders. how community members honored those who protect and serve us

and later in healthbeat 4... as students in some parts of the country come down with hand foot and mouth disease. how to keep your kids healthy if it shows up in siouxland. but first ben is on the outdoor weather patio. a nice weekend.

in politics this morning: republican presidential candidates are criss- crossing the country campaigning before tomorrow night's debate. tracie potts is in washington this morning with what we can expect.

lot of things away." bernie sanders says the focus for carson should be on issues. ("nbc meet the press") super burned in (sot: bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate :42- :49) "this man does not believe that climate change is caused by human activity. this man wants to abolish medicare." rand paul's giving hints he may go after marco rubio... comparing him to hillary clinton. ("cnn state of the union") super burned in (sot: rand paul/ (r) presidential candidate :54- 1:01) "i see her and rubio as being the same persoso they both want a no fly zone. they both have supported tivity in libya." and chris christie's says being bumped from tomorrow's debate isn't the end of the world: ("fox news sunday") super burned in (sot: chris christie/ (r) presidential candidate 1:07-1:10) "what really matters is what is happening in new hampshire and iowa." the latest iowa poll gives christie three percent. donald trump's on top, two points ahead of carson. i'm tracie potts in washington,, now back to you. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu departed for washington yesterday for a meeting with president barack obama. netanyahu boarded a plane in tel aviv after telling his cabinet that his white house meeting would include discussions on the palestinian issue and "the strengthenin g of israel's security." the trip has been clouded in controversy

rocky relationship with president obama. a top u-s navy commander says in some respects, iran has not changed its ways since it agreed to the landmark nuclear deal. the commander in charge of securing the waters around the arabian peninsula was interviewededt the dubai air show. vivi admiral kevin donegan said iran is still involved in destabilizing the region, with actions such as smuggling military equipment to yemen and harassing ships in the persian gulf. this is the first time since 2007 that the u-s navy has not had an aircraft carrier on the persian gulf. rmer president george w. bush poked fun at himself while talking about his father's upcoming biography. he jokingly said "i read it... to the amazement of some of our fellow citizens." bush talked about the book at his presidential center in dallas last night, with its author. the biography titled "destiny and power: the a arican odyssey of george herbert walker bush" goes on sale tomorrow. the book made headlines because

cheney, and defense secretary donald rumsfeld. it's beginning to look a lot like winter in the high sierra as a blanket of white covered the mountains over the weekend. about seven inches of snow fell yesterday. ski resorts, l le boreal mountain resort, say this is the earliest in almost a decade they've been able to open their entire resort to skiers and snowboarders. some snow-gazers stopped by to catch a glimpse of the white crystals for the first time this year. but for motorists and truck drivers, snow and ice mean dangerous conditions on the roads. meteorologists are calling for the e ow and cold weather to continue through today. they expect snow levels in the sierra will drop to as low as 45-hundred feet. on the eighth day of the investigation of the russian plane crash in egypt.. one investigator said they are "90 percent sure" the noise heard in the last secoco of a cockpit recordrdg was due to a bomb. the f-b-i agreed to take a modest role in the investigation. and in russia, bells of st. petersburg cathedral tolled 224 times - one for each

victim of the disaster. the crash of the russian jet has been a huge blow to tourism at the egyptian resort where the flight originated. tour operators and hotel mananars in sharm el-sheikh have noticed a significant loss of business since the crash. the britishovernment suspended all flights to and from the resort. then russia banned flights into all egyptian airports. a hotel manager says his occupancy rates are down by about a third. basel khedr/ hotel manager "and it isisot just about the guys that work for me it's about all the staff and all the people who support the tourism industry indirectly whether they be suppliers, transportation, insurance companies, you name it." the drop in business worries the hotel manager. he fears that he might not be able to pay his 550 employees. britain resumed flights on friday... to let vacationers returnrnome. a night out on the town with a significant other can get pricey. but, as ktiv's sam curtiss tells us, some northeat nebraska law enforcement and ems personnel

had their tab picked up for them.

reminding them that they appreciate the work they do. well past the last piece of meat or drink. "we know that they're there for us at bad times as well as good," said d ck bosquet. in south sioux city, nebraska,a, sam curtisis ktiv news four. that dinner was made possible by numerous donations throughout businesses in the community. a new study reveals meat -- and how it's cooked -- could increase the risk of kidney cancer. researchers at m-d anderson cancer center compared the diets of newly diagnosed kidney cancer patients with a group of healthy adults. the cancer patients ate more meat than their peers -- as well as the toxic chemicals produced when meats are fried or grilled at high temperatures. they also discovered some people were genetically more susceptible to the effects of f these chememals. giants in the sky. four new balloons were unveiled yesterday during the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade test flight. the new balloons were inflated and flown outside for the first time. the four new characters are angry birds' red, dino, ice age's scrat and his

acorn, and ronald mcdonald. yesterday's test flight was also practice for the hundre of handlers who will be directing the balloons on thanksgiving day. the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade will take place november 26th... starting at nine a-m on n- b-c. the hand foot and mouth disease is in schools in texas. we'll tell you what that means for you here in siouxland, and how you can prevent the disease. that's next in healthbeat four.

forecast next! > > students at a texas school are coming down with a highly contagious disease. and parents should know how to

students at a texas school are coming down with a highly contagious disease. and parents should know how to recognize this illness to keep it from spreading. haley hernandez has more.

(sot: mom (covered)) "it turned from little red rashes to ulcerated blisters. when the blisters showed up it was very painful." hand, foot and mouth disease usually affects infants and children under 5, according to the centers for disease control. it's spread from person to person through coughing and sneezing, or contact with blisters or feces. and since it's highly contagious is no surprise that it spread at this elementary school. "why does it take an upset parent that thinks that this should've been done in the first place?" the health department says the school is not required to report the illness, although it has, and the school said it sent a notification out yesterday, which reads in part: "school district health professionals have consulted with montgomery county health officials and are actively monitoring the situation. children must be fever-free for 24 hours, without the use of fever reducing medication, before returning to school." a notice this mom wishes had come out sooner so she could've been prepared.

"they don't know that this is a highly contagious illness. they'll send them to school thinking it's bug bites when it's not" >> this disease can also be passed along to adults and there have been major outbreaks in other countries. the best way to prevent the spread of the illness is to thoroughly wash hands and remember to avoid contact as much as possible with infected children. how do you watch tv? do you do other things will the tube is on? a new study shows the way we watch t-v is changing. plus, an airline that suffered a glitch in its online system earlier in the year is honoring the low ticket prices that consumers found.

>> > stocks had a mixed reaction to the surprisingly strong october jobs report as investors adjusted to the

prospect of higher interest rates as early as next month. the dow rose 47 points to close at 17,910. the nasdaq gained 19 and the s&p fell less than a point. gone are the days of people just watching t-v. a survey conducted by tivo finds 99 percent of tv viewers are multi-tasking. the majority of multi- taking activities involves use of a secoco screen. 53 percent surveyed say they habitually use a device every time or almost every time they watch t- v. smartphones ranked as the top device, followed by laptop computers and tablets. a former pastor is slamming starbucks for its latest holiday coffee cups. the cups are plain red, without the christmas ornamemes the coffee chain u ud in the past. joshua feuersteiei... who calls himself a social media personality... says that starbucks hates jesus. he posted a facebook video that tells customers how to trick baristas into writing "merry

christmas" on the cups. and he's asking those customers to later post photos of those cups on twitter. feuerstein c cims the video has had more than 10- million views. starbucks says the cups are meant to encourage customers to tell christmas stories in their own way. toyota said it's dumping takata airbags that use ammonium nitrate because of safety issues. u-s regulators say that takata's inflators can explode with too much force and spray metal fragments inside cars injuring drivers. regulators have linked the inflators to eight deaths. all in honda vehicles. tens of millions of air bags have been recalled. toyota, the world's top- selling automaker, joins honda and mazda in ditching the inflators that have led to the recall of more than 40 million cars worldwide. american airlles suffered a computer glitch back in march that allowed 16-hundred customers to buy nearly- free tickets from certain u-s cities to china. word of the cheap tickets spread

recognizing the fares had been offered by mistake meant that cucuomers showed "an intent to cheaea" but, i ian agreement with the department of transportation, american will indeed honor the tickets. the airline will also forego nearly a million dollars in fares it would have typically collected on the tickets. we've got a lot more still to come on news 4 today. when we come back we'll run down the top headlines in siouxland. and donald trump's return to snl helped boost the show's overnight ratings. that's next on today's hollywood

wx timer @ :45 if you didn't get a chance to bask in the sun over the weekend, you need not worry because we'll have more of it today combined with steady south winds whiih will help highs ach the 600. it'll be nearly iientical tomorrow before some rain and storms move back in on wednesday that could perhaps mix with a few wet snowflakes later wednesday. the rest of the week will bring highs near 50, lows near 30 and sunshine. see graphics. >>

here's a look k our top siouxland news stories this nday morning. the beth shalom synagague draws a packed house for its annual latke party. the feast on sunday featured the always- popular potato latkes and something new this year: traditional matzah ball soup. congregation members worked togther to make thousands of matzah balls for the meal. the annual celebration has special meaning to peter boe. he is a holocaust survivor and pastor at st. paul lutheran church. he was evacuated from latvia to germany when he was 5 years old and to america when he was 11. law enforcement officers and emergency personnel from dakota county are treated to a meal. the south sioux city knights of

columbususut on a free dinner saturday for the agencies. organizers say it's a way to thank them for their service. it's also a chance for veteran members to bond and share stories with younger members. the dinner was made possible through donations from dakota county businesses. people in developing countries around the world will be able to have clean, safe drinking water thanks to the efforts of zens of volunteers a aunited methodist church in le mars, iowa. they spent the weekend assembling units that purify water. "safe water international ministries" was founded by greg stout 15 years ago after a missionary trip where he saw how unsafe drinking water was in many countries. volunteers say they feel that they're doing some good in the e rld and touching other's liveve from a distance. a local group is putting on an event to help military members and veterans. "operation engage america" provides support, awarness and resources to veterans and active service members. they'll host a gathering at the american red cross in sioux city tomorrow from 11-30 to one p-m. lisa naslund

from galva, iowawatarted the group after the loss of her son dylan suffered from post traumatic stress disorder and committed suicide. he served in both iraq and afghanistan in 2007 and 2010. there will also be free lunch provided and coats for military kids. donald trump brings snl it's highest overnight rating since 2012 and jimmmm fallon returns to boston. and there's a new box office winner. david daniel has it all in today's hollywood minute.

"great triri -- and that hestayed at a lovely hotel, "mass general". and there's a new number one at the box office.. the latest 007 film "spectre" earning an estimated 73- million dollars in its opening weekend in the u.s. coming in at number 2, "the peanuts movie" bringing in an estimated 45-million dollars..also in its opening weekend. and "the martian" still hanging in there ..coming in third..banking an estimated 9.3 million dollars. for hollywood minute, i'm david daniel. >> coming up in our third half f our on news 4 today... it was another busy weekend in college football. we'll have the highlights and hear from the teams in the sports fource morning wrap. and a young boy with no limbs is making himself known

good morning. thanks for joining us ononhis monday, november 9th. coming up in this half hour of news 4

today... racial tensions on a missouri campus. a group of mizzou football players threaten to boycott the next game, arguing their school hasn't done enough to combat racism on campus. we'll have the latest on the controversy in just a minute. also... a speciaiaguest at an annual gathering in sioux city. we'll meet the holicost survivor and hear his story about how he came to siouxland. and some volunteers at a church in le mars iowa are making sure people in other parts of the world have clean water to drink. but first, here's ben.

tomorrow before some rain and storms move back in on wednesday that could perhaps mix with a few wet snowflakes later wednesday. the rest of the week will bring highs near 50, lows near 30 and sunshine. see graphics. >> a college football team is now caught up in a campus protest, as some students call for the university of missouri system president to resign. as andrew spencer reports, the team's players are sticking togethehe-- at least publblly -- as more than two dozen say they'll boycott team activities.

black collegians," more than two dozen football players have joined the calls for the university system's president to resign. the players said they would not be a part of any practice or game until he does so. players met with their coaches, as the team canceled its scheduled practice on sunday. most of them were tight-lipped about the meeting and about the protests. ( jason reese / tight end, university of missouri ) "we're not allowed to comment on much, so... like i said, we're just going to stay together as a team, and we all made this decision as a team to not talk to media, so you're not going to hear much from the players, so..." mizzou coach gary pinkel wrote online, "the mizzou family stands as one," posting this picture of the team. the move comes after graduate student jonathan butler started a huhuer strike last week.k.e accuses the university's leadership of not doing enough to address racism on campus and push mizzou in a positive direction. ( jonathan butler / started hunger strike ) "i'm in this, because it's that serious. we're dealing with humanity here, and at this point, we can't afford to continue to work with indivivials who just don't care for their constituents." ununersity of missouri system president tim wolfe issued a statement saying, in part, that he is "dedicated to ongoing dialogue to address

these very complex societal issues" -- giving no sign that he intends to resign. i'm andrew spencer, reporting.>> at least four people are dead and more than a dozen others injured after a pickup truck collided with a church van in a maryland suburb of washington, d.c. authorities say three people in the church van were killed in the sunday crash, including a young child, along with the driver of the pickup truck. six children and eight adults -- were brought to various hospitals. eight of those people were in critical condition, including four children, according to a fire department spokesman. police believe the pickup truck initially rear-ended a vehicle before traveling several hundred feet farther, losing control and crossing a double yellow line into the van's path. brazilian rescue workers dug through mud and debris yesterday in a challenging search for victims of massive mudslides from two collapsed dams. brazilian authorities confirmed

number of missing people to 28. the torrent of water and mud tainted with mineral waste from an iron ore mine traveled as farars 60 miles from where the dams broke. nearly 400 people are taking part in the search operations in southeastern brazil. they have been using specially trained dogs and special equipment to locate victims downstream from the dams. though finding survivors is growing less likely, officials said they did not rule it out. of the 28 people listeteas missing, 13 3 re mine workers. the rest were residents of villages below the dams. the cause of the disaster is still under investigation. more than a dozen vehicles are underground after a large sinkhole opened up in a mississippi restaurant parking lot saturday night. rescue crews say 15 vehicles were swallowed by y the 50-foooowide sinkhole in the i-hop parking lot in meridian. witnesses say they heard several loud booms and the power was knocked out before the hole opened up. no injuries were reported. crews are investigating what caused the sinkhole but believe it could be weather-

related since the area has received over 10 inches of rain last two weeks. the funerarafor a six- year-old boy fatally shot during a police pursuit in today. jeremy mardis will be laid to rest this afternoon in hattiesburg, mississippi. the boy was fatally wounded when two marksville, louisiana police officers were pursuing the vehicle of his father, chris few, tuesday and opened fire on the s- u-v nearly half a dozen times. the two officers were arrested and face charges of second-degree murder nd attempted murder. investigating what led up to the shooting. yesterday, beth shalom temple in sioux city opened its doors to siouxlanders of all faiths for the annual latke p pty. the festivities s cluded potato latkes. and there was something new to the menu this year-- matzah ball congregation members made thousands of matzah balls for this special day. out of all the guests that attended...one man had a very special connection with the celebration. ktiv's tommie clark has the story.

part of a family i have come to know, parr of a larger, extended family and they accept me in the similar spirit," said holocaust surivivor and st. paul lutheran church pastor, peter boe. boe was evacuated from latvia to germany when he was just 5-years-old and to america when he was 11...they think, since his records were destroyed in the war. "i guess right now i'm supposed to be about age 78, but it is unknown," said holocaust surivivor and st. paul lutheran church pastor, peter boe. he was taken care of and put in foster homes-- eventually adopted aaong with his brother. and althouou he began with almost no identity-- along with his brother, they now have 40 grandchildre n. after his long journey, boe says it's celebrations like the annual latke party that remind him how important community really is. tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> boe now speaks at holocaust remembrance events and since he is a lutheran pastor, he brings people from his church to visit the synagogugu sam's club has been putting on a special tribute to military veterans. on saturday, the store held its fifth veteran appreciation event where they invited veterans from all around siouxland. they came out for breakfast, sang the national anthem, and heard from fellow soldiers. a big part of the ceremony was the wall of honor-- full of

fallen iowa veteran. on that board, they're 28 fallen soldiers from sioux city alone. "i think it's great for us to show our support of the troops. i myself served in the national guard. at sam's club we appreciate everything our troops do. we want to put them first. we support them in every way we can," said sioux city sam's club manager, stephen blblk. one local veteran had a huge hand in planning the event. the vietnam veteran participated in the flag folding ceremony and says it's a wonderful tribute. he says he's proud to help out and if they can honor just one veteran, they've done their job. "we need to encourure other people to take part in any and all veteran activitieshat they n get in because these people need to be honored. it's not as much us, the living veterans, it's these...so these are the ones that we need to honor," said vietnam war era veteran and sam's club membership coordinator, charlie mortensen. the wawa of honor will be upupt sam's club through tomorrow. as we get ready to celebrate

veterans day on wednesday special event will take place tomorrow to help military members and their families operation engage america is a non-profit group that provides support, awarness and resources to veterans and active service members. they're going to have a get-t-gether at the americic red cross totorrow. . 2:43 "you can come out see what's there. there's a lot of love and support and knowledge.. we just encourage everyone. you are not alone people care," said lisa naslund, operation engage america. lisa naslund from galva, iowa started the group after the loss of her son dylan. he served in both iraq and afghanistan in 2007 and 2010. :58 "we lost our son to post traumaic stress suicide one of the 22 a day almost 3 years ago. we have learned since his death that there are so many more out there struggling." the operation engage america event takes place tomorrow at the american red cross on war

eagle drive in sioux city. it goes from 11:30 to 1:00 p.m. there will also be a free lunch and coats for military kids. still to come this momoing... a a nior high boy with h arms or legs is m ming a name for himself on the football field. his sty is next. and i'll have your complete

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a 7th grader in pennsylvaniaias makiki a name for himself on the football field. despite not having any limbs he's taking on able-bodied opponents and winning reporter audrea cline- thomas has the story.

"as a teacher you're not ever gonna make a lot of money but its moments like this and being around kids like this that money can never replace." at defensive tackle, gaven toney has to plug up the holes and create a pile. (s/ gaven toney / 12- years-old:24-:33) "i watch the eagles and demarco murray and ryan matthews and i'm lilie if he can do stuff like that iiwant to see if i can put in all the work and try and i'll see what happens." the 12-year-old wasn't born with limbs. no problem he says and don't try to take it easy on him either. (s/ gaven toney / 12- years-old:40-:46) "if you discount me then you will be laying on the ground in pain or you might be looking at stars a little bit." gaven has played other sports before but this is his first shot at football. a sport that still concerns his mother. (s/ jeanelle toney / gaven's mom :53-:58) "i just hope that he doesn't get hurt and does his alal gives his a al every time he triessit no matter what." ask around and it's gaven's drive that makes him stand out. his toughness is unmatched. his resilience is admired. don't worry, he is just getting started. (s/ gaven toney / 12- years-old 1:10-1:1:15 "this is just the pre-show. next year i

it was another busy weekend in college football. we'll have the highlights from a historical game. plus, a big rivalry game took place over the weekend as u-s-d hosted sdsu on the volleyball court. the sports fource morning wrap

> iowa's win over indiana on saturday - was a aistoric victory. ktiviv mark freund has more in the sports fource morning wrap. $< good morning. nine-and-oh. it's a record that's only been attained one other time in the history of iowa football. that was in 2009 - when the hawkeyes went to the orange

bowl. of course, if iowa's in the orange bowl this year - it means they'll be playing in one of college football'l'national seminal games. the hawkeyes beat indiana on saturday, 35-27. cj beathard played through a groin injury to lead iowa to 467 yards of offense - and a number of spectacular scores. the hawks led by just four points at the half - and up 21-20 in the fourth - iowa got scores from leshun daniels and george kittle to seal the victory. 9-0 - it's huge. "it's significant because we haven't lost, for the obvious reasons," said head coach kirk ferentz. "there are a lot of opportunities to lose throughout the course of the year, just like the last time we were 9-0. but again, it's like everything else. credit goes to our players. they find a way to get it done week-in and week-out." "it's huge," said senior running back leshun daniels. "obviously the goal in the season is to go and win every y single game. being 9-0 is the best that we can be at this point in time in the season, so it's pretty good for us." "every game we've won is a team win," said junior quarterback c.j. beathard. "that's a credit to this team as a whole. we don't have any individuals on this team that are trying to take

of team players on this team." iowa riseseso number 8 in the new a-p poll - and hosts minnesota next weekend. senior day for south dakota volleyball - hosting in-state rival s-d-s- u. first set - coyotes down a point - lindsey brown - from maple valley- anthon-oto - gets the block at the net - u-s-d ties it up. then it's a senior - kelsey biltoft - with a hamamr to the floor - biltoft had 11 killls in her final home game. but it's south dakota state that wins the first set - kacey hermann gets the kill - jackrabbits take the set 25-19. but then south dakota takes the next three sets - audrey reeg had 11 kills on the day - u-s-d takes it, 3-1. flor more sports - head on over to our website, ktiv.com. i'm mark freund with the sportsfource morning wrap. have a great day.

a church in le mars, iowa held a special event this weekend. we'll tell you what that congregation is doing for others who need one of the basics of life... clean water. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicanan.. they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president.

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the methodist church in le mars, iowa. more than 50 volunteers came together to make 100 units that will provididclean drinking

water r r people in developing countries. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with those volunteers.

we step out of our own lives and try to imagine how life is for others we can so easily do this and just a few of us can help so many others," said lifelong united methodist churur of le mars member and volunteer, julie rr. voluntnters say they feel thth they're doing some good in the world and touching other's lives from a distance. "it provides people with a hands on opportunity to be involved in ssion and ministry a to make a difference in people's lives in a very tangible way," said united methodist church of le mars pastor, john battern. once those i ideveloping countries receive these units, they'll be able to produce their own, clean, drinking water. in le mars, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> stout has now been on more than 50 mission trips and plans to mentor others to begin projects in even more countries. it's . time for a break. we're back with our fourth half hour of news 4 today.

we've got a lot headed your way including an update from the campaign trail. the presidential candidates are crisscrossing the country today campaigning as the republican candidates prepare for this week's debate. the latest form washington in just a minute. and a big thank you to our local first responders. how community members honored those who protect and serve us everyday. and later you often hear about big dogs thinking they are small lap dogs but one bovine thinks he belongs better wititthe canine familylynstead. we'll show y in what's trending. but first ben is on the outdoor weather patio. a nice weekend.

in politics this morning: republican presidential candidates are criss- crossing the country campaigning

before tomorrow night's debatete tracie p pts is in washington n this morning with what we can expect.

should be on issues. ("nbc meet the press") super burned in (sot: bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate :42- :49) "this man does not believe that climate change is caused by human activity. this man wants to abolish medicare." rand paul's giving hints he may go after marco rubio... comparing him to hillary inton. ("cnn state of the union") super burned in (sot: rand paul/ (r) presidential candidate :54- 1:01) "i see her and rubio as being the same person. they both want a no fly zone. they both have supported activity in libya." and chris christie's says being bumped from tomorrow's debate isn't the end of the world: ("fox news sunday") super burned in (sot: chris christie/ (r) presidential candidate 07-1:10) "what really matters is what is ening in newwhampshire and iowa." the latest iowa poll gives christie three percent. donald trump's on top, two points ahead of carson. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu departed for washington yesterday for a meeting with president barack obama. netanyahu boarded a plane in tel aviv after telling his cabinet that his white house meeting would include discussions on the palestinian issue and "the strengthenin g of israel's security." the trip has been clouded in controversy following a nnw setback in his rocky y lationship with president obamama a top u-s navy commander says in some respects, iran has not changed its ways since it agreed to the landmark nuclear deal. the commander in charge of

peninsula was interviewed at the dubai air show. vice admiral kevin donegan said iran is still involved in destabilizing the region, with actions such as smuggling military equipment to yemen and harassing ships in the persian gulf. this is the first time since 2007 that the u-s navy has not had an aircraft carrier on the persian gulf. former president george w. bush poked fun at himself while talking about his father's upcoming biography. he jokingly said "i read it... to the amazezent of some of our fellow citizens." bush talked about the book at his presidential center in dallas last night, with its author. the biography titled "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush" goes on sale tomorrow. the book made headlines because the older bush slammed his son's v-p, dick cheney, and defense secretary donald rumsfeld. it's beginning to look a lot like winter in theheigh sierra as a blanket of white coverethe mountains over the weekend. about seven inches of snow fell

boreal mountain resort, say this is the earliest in almost a decade they've been able to open their entire resort to skiers and snowboarders. some snow-gazers stopped by to catch a glimpse of the white crystals for the first time this year. but for motorists and truck driverer snow and ice mean dangerous cocoitions on the roads. meteorologists are calling for the snow and cold weather to continue through today. they expect snow levels in t`e sierra will drop to as low as 45-hundred feet. on the eighth day of the investigation of the russian plane crash in egypt.. one investigator said they are "90 percent sure" the noise heard in the last second of a cockpit recording was s e to a bomb. the f-b-i agreed to take a modest role in the investigation. and in russia, bells of st. petersburg cathedral tolled 224 times - one for each victim of the disaster. the crash of the russian jet has been a huge blow to tourism at the egyptian resort where the flight originated. tour operators and hotel managers in sharm el-sheikh have noticed a significant loss of business

since theherash. the british government suspended all flights to and from the resort. then russia banned flights into all egyptian airports. a hotel manager says his occupancy rates are down by about a third. basel khedr/ hotel manager "and it is not just about the guys that work for me it's about all the staff and all the people who support t e tourism industry indirectly w wther they be suppliers, transportation, insurance companies, you name itit the drop in business worries the hotel manager. he fears that he might not be able to pay his 550 employees. britain resumed flights on friday... to let vacationers return home. a night out on the town with a significant other can get pricey. but, as ktiv's sam curtiss tells us, some northeast nebraska law enforcement and ems personnel had their tab picked up for them.

together. all agencies in the county were invited. even mercy aircare flew in. guiuid by pat ore, a 36- year vet with dakotataity fire and rescue.e. "i thoughtht'd try it for a couple years," said pat moore, dakota city fire rescue. "i haven't quite made up my mind but i figure after this long might as well stay there." that's just his sense of humor. and hat's how the mood in the building was, light. well depending how the huskers were doing. "it's getting together with everybody and talking and enjoying it," said pat moore. moore says it's a good time for veterans and "the new guys" to bond and share stories. regradless if they work together. "we're all one fire department, we just live in didierent towns," said pat moore. which this town's people is reminding them that they appreciate the work they do. well past the last piece of meat or drink. "we know that they're well as good," said rick bosquet. in south sioux city, nebraska, sam curtiss, ktiv news four. that dinr was made possible by numerous donations throughout businesses in the community.

how it's cooked -- could increase the risk of kidney cancer. researchers at m-d anderson cancer center compared the diets of newly diagnosed kidney cancer patients with a group of healthy adults. the cancnc patients ate more meat than their peers -- as well as the toxic chemicals produced when meats are fried or grilied at high temperatures. they also discovered some people were genetically more susceptible to the effects of these chemicals. giants in the sky. four new balloons were unveiled yesterday during the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade test flight. the new balloons were inflated and flown outside for the first time. the four new chahacters are angry birds' red, dino, ice age's scrat and his acorn, and ronald mcdonald. yesterday's test flight was also practice for the hundreds of handlers who will be directing the balloons on thanksgiving day. the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade will take place november 26th...

coming up in what's trending.... a cow thinks it's a dog. we'll show you what you mean. and i'll have your complete

jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greateststlly in the middleleast? ththunited states has the capability of dodog this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible

with steady south winds which will help highs reach the 60s. it'll be nearly identical tomorrow before some rain and storms move back in on wednessay that could perhaps mix with a few wet snowflakes laaer wedsday. the rest of the week will bring highs near 50, lows near 30 and sunshine. see graphics. >> here is what's trending today. a small calf, rescued by a california family, now

thinks it's a d. this is goliath. he is now a healthy eight-week-old calf. the family he lives with rescued him from a nearby dairy farm when he was just one day old.. and very sick. their love, , eir veterinarian's treatment and the friendship of the family's great dane, leonidas, helped goliath flourish. e small bull spends his time ke any other pet.. playing with the dog and taking naps on the sofa. one of john lennon's guitars was sold at an auction this weekend. how much did it go for? we'll tell you when we come back. and a half-century of sands through the e hour glassss

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a legendary guitar sells for llions of dollars at an auction in san diego. julien's auctions held the event, which featured items from the beatles and other rock- and-roll stars. among the items sold was john lennon's "long-lost guitar" which sold for two-point-one million dollars. san diego resident john mccaw says he unknowingly bought the gibson j-160e acoustic and electric

175-dollars. he says the legend is that the guitar nt missing after a beatles pepeormance in london i i1963 and didn't resurface until decades later. mccaw says he will donate half of the profits to lennon's wife yoko ono's non-profit foundation. other items sold included a kirk cobain cardigan. less than a year after "saturday night live" celebrated its 40th anniversary.....nother nbc institution is celebrating its 50th anniversary today. the daytime drama "days of our lives", debuted on yesterday's date in 1965. it will mark its 50th anniversary with today's episode. the show's current cast has been rejoined by many familiar faces from the past for episodes throughout this fall. several of the returning actors and actresses say they welcomed the chance to come back. they say it's not only a tribute to the shsh, but to the millions of fans who've e pt "days" on the air for

the reverend billy graham celebrated his 97th birthday on saturday. the billy graham library in charlotte spent the past week honoring him... ...accepting visitors and well-wishers, many of whom left birthday messages for graham on a speciaia banner. the north carolina museum m history is also honoring the evangelical icon with an exhibit showcasing his leadership and personal life. george barris, the auto customizer who created the original batmobile, has died. he was 89. barris' talent for turning detroit iron into decked- out automotive fantasies earned him the nickname "king of the kustomizers." he created the munsters koach for "the munsterer" the barris boogaloo for "the bugaloos" and the e convertible version of kitt from "knight rider," among many. but he was most famous for the batmobile, a retooled version of a 1955 lincoln futura concept car. his son wrote he has -- quote -- "moved to the bigger

garage in the sky." monday al- rhythm-and-blues singer sisqo (dru hill) is 37 sarah- singer nick lachey (98 degrees) is 42 al- rapper pepa (salt-n- pepa) is 46 sarah- baseball hall of famer bob gibson is 80 al- baseball hall of famer whitey herzog is 84

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we're winding things down on this monday morning. when we come back we'll give you the stories making top headlines in siouxland. and one 7-11 gas station in colorado is showing no

here's a look at our top siouxland news stories this monday morning. the beth shalom synagague draws a packed house for i i annual

latke party. the feast yesterday featured the always- popular potato latkes and something new this year: traditional matzah ball soup. congregation members worked togther to make thousands of matzah balls for the meal. the annual celebration has special meaning to peter boe. he is a holocaust survivor and pastor at st. paul lutheran church. he was evacuated from latvia to germany when he was 5 years old and to amerera when he was 11. law enforcemt officers and emergency personnel from dakota county are treated to a meal. the south sioux city knights of columbus put on a free dinner saturday for the agencies. organizers say it's a way to thank them for their service. it's also a chance for veteran members to bond and share stories with younger members. the dinner was made possible through donations from dakota county businesses. some people in develeling countries around the world will be able to have clean, safe drinking water thanks to the efforts of dozens of volunteers at united methodist church in le mars, iowa. th spent the weekend assembling units that

purify water. "safe water international ministries" was founded by greg stout 15 years ago after a mission trip where he saw how unsafe drinking water was in many countries. volunteers say they feel that they're e ing some good in the e rld and touching the lilis of othehe from a distance. a local group is putting on an event to help militaryembers and veterans. "operation engage america" provides support, awarness and resources to veterans and active service members. they'll host a gathering at the american red cross in sioux city tomorrow from 11-30 to one p-m. lisa naslund from galva, iowa started the group after the lossssf her son dylan suffered from post traumatic stress disorder and committed suicide. he served in both iraq and afghanistan in 2007 and 2010. there will also be free lunch provided and coats for military kids.

frontrunners go head-to-head at tomorrow's debate. plus.. hidden in plain sight? what every parent needs to know about so-called d host apps".. in the ke of one high school's shshking "sexting" scandal. those stories, and.. how w he going to pull it off?? of them all.. for al's "rokerthon" marathon. 13 states on the schedule. and he's hitting 4 of th in a you, here on today. >> when the new england patriots come to denver to take on the broncos at the end of this month, they won't want a slurpee from this 7-11 gas station in aurora. if you look closely ... you can see the words "tom brady's's cheater" typed on receiptstsiven out t the store!

been on the store's receipts for about six months, and very few people have noticed it. the owner of the 7-11 is a die-hard pittsburgh steelers fan and thought it would be clever after last season's "deflategate" scandal.

good morning. breaking news. two americans killed, four wounded at a military training center in jordan. we'll have a live report from the pepeagon. fighting back. bebecarson defends himself against criticism that he fabricated stories in his past and lied about being offered a scholarship to west point. and as republicans prepare to debate again tomorrow night, we'll talk to the head of the republican party reince priebus. what happened?

a parking lot in mississippi caves in swallowing up 15 cars.