the incidents include a swastika drawn on a dorm wall with feces and racial slursrshouted at black students. wolfe encouraged all those involved to use his resignation to heal and start talking again. tim wolfe / pres, university of missouri "this is not, i repeat not, the way change shouldldome about. change comes from listening, learning, caring and conversation and we have to respect each other enough to stop yelling at each other and start listenong. and quit intimidating each other. there their role or what ever means they decici to use." one student had launched a hunger strike last week that he said he would continue until wolfe resigned or was red.. and more than two-dozen members of the football team said they would stop playing until wolfe was gone.

>> weather ad-lib 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 which will help highs reach the 60s. it'll be nearly identical 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. >> jordanian officials say they're trying to find out whether the motive for today's fatal shooting at a police compound was personal or political. they say a jordanian policeman opened fire on foreign trainers, killing two americans, a south african and a jordanian before being shot dead.

u.s. officials say the americans were civilians who were part of a state department police training program. president barack obama says it's "no secret" that the security situatn in the mideast has deteriorated -- d he says he wants to work with israel to "get back on a path towards peace." mr. obama spoke at the start of a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the oval office today. it was their first face-to- face meeting in more than a year. their meeting comes as the u.s. and israel work to move past tensions over the u.s.- backed nuclear deaea with iran. four people are dead and 14 others injured after a pickup truck collided with a church van in a ryland 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 childrenenaccording to a fire depararent 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. republican bobby jindal brought his presidential campaign back to siouxland over the weekend. the louisiana governor spoke in onawa sunday, where he took a shot at obamacare. jindal repealing the affordable health care act is one of the biggggt issues in this election. he's challenging fellow candidate ted cruz to debate healthcare. "i just think anybody running for president should have the courage, should have the smarts to tell us what they're actually going to do. he said he's willing to debate anybody, anywhere...well let's debate on healthcare, let's debate about obamacare. we'll both be in milwaukee on tuesday. it'd be a great chance for him to finally tell the american people how is he actually going to get rid of obamacare," said presidential hopeful and louisiana governor, bobby jindal. on the off chance senator cruz agrees to go along with jindal's debate invitation, it would happn morrow in milwaukee.e. it was a celebration of food and faith sunday at sioux city's beth shalom synagague. a big crowd was on had for the

annual latke in addition to the popular potato dish, the feast featured something new this soup. members of the congregation made thousands of matzah balls for the meal. and while it's a celebration of jewish food, it's an event billed as all- inclusive. tivities both with christians and muslsls, buddhists and hindus in our community to create greater sense of harmony and peace. by understanding each other and being able to understand each other's beliefs and faith-- then we'll be better able to get along ," said guy greene. the annual celebration has special meaning to one man... a holocaust survivor who came to america and became a lutheran pastor. ktiv's tommie clark has his story.

with one of those guests and learned his very special story. "i'm a holocaust survivor...and i was in world war ii and we were in a group of 130 children evacuated from latvia to germany, but a small handful of us were j jish, but our identites were concealed so that nobody knew t tt. had it been known who we were, i wouldn't be here talking to you. so i've kind of grown to identity with this community," said holocaust surivivor and st. paul lutheran church pastor, peter boe. boe comes to latke party every year...not only for the 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 lutherara 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.

foster homes-- eventually adoptetealong with his brother. and a ahough 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. >> pastor boe now speaks at holocaust remembrance events. he also brings members of his lutheran church to visit the synagogue. more than a dozen vehicles are underground after a large sinkhole opened up in a mississippi restaurant parkiki lot saturday night. rescue crews say 15 vehicles were swallowed by the 50-foot wide 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 in the last two weeks. our nice weather from the weekend is continuing into the work week. but meterologist ben dorenbach

says big change is on the way. he'll be back with the forecast in a minute. it's and degrees in spencer, iowa. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go ba 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 americanan not just for ththe at the top. that's what i intend to do as president.

meterologist ben dorenbach is back and this is not a bad way to start the work week,

al roker is on a quest to set a

al roker is on a quest to set a guinness world record - by forecasting the weather from all 50 states in a single week. he knocked out four states this morning, standing at the four corners - where utah, colorado, new mexico and arizona meet. and he did it musically, conducting four vocal groups, one from each state, all singing "america the beautiful." he still has a monstrous schedule ahead of him though as he makes his way through 9 more states by the end of the day.

he's set to arrive in sioux falls, south dakota this evening at five, where our own chief meterologist ron demers will catch up with him. tune in to news four tonight for that. the sioux city citytyouncil votes today on applying for a grant for the new pork plant. that's coming up... and---buy one gift... get 36! sounds like a pretty sweet deal showing up on facebook. don't fall for it...

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the sioux city city council is scheduleleto vote today on applying for a $4.6 million grant to help pay for street work needed for the new seaboard- triumph foods pork plant. the grant from the "revitalize iowa's sound economy" program would help pay for street work and signage recommended in a traffic study of the bridgeport west industrial area. the 264-million dollar plant will employ more than 11- hundred people when it opens in two years.

stocks are moving lower as investors position themselves for a possible rate increase next month by the federal reserve.e. if you spend time on facebook, you may have heard about it. the so-called "secret sister gift exchange". it may sound harmless: you buy one gift for 10 bucks and in r rurn, you get 36 gifts sent to you. but the entire deal is a huge hoax---and it's illegal. peter bernard has details.

and re-posting this message. it claims you can buy a gift for 10 dollars or more, add your name to a list and a bounty of 36 6 fts will come yououway. lauren kidwell / facebook user " a lot of friends are doing it, or at least posting about it. but you're smart enough to not get involved hopefully ? doesn't sound like a good idea." lauren kidwell tells me, secret sister, sounds a whole lot like a pyramid scam she saw years ago. lauren kidwell/faceb ook user "you only spend 10 dollars , get one gift for someone else. everybody else sends you one. doesn't make or did you smell a ratatight away? smelled the rat." kelli burns / usf mass communicatitis instructor "i've seen it on facebook. a couple of my friends are participating." mass communicatio ns instructor, kelli burns knows all about the kelli burns / usf mass communications instructor "this is a typical pyramid scheme. we're just seeing this on facebook this time instead of the old way of using letters. and facebook allows it to spread a lot faster." the biggest problem is, it's illegal. post office regulations are very clear about pyramid schemes these gifts are being sent through the mail. and your personal information is posted in facebook. plus... kelli burns/usf mass communicatio instructor "also, it's agait facebook's

terms of agreement. so there's the potential that facebook if they got wind of this, could block your account." but it's so enticing, especially when you see your friends doing it, and inviting you to join in. kelli burns/usf mass communicatio ns instructor "the chances of you getting 36 gifts are very slim. and what are you gonna get? a bunch of junk that you probably don't want anyway." >> that was peter bernard reporting. besides being illegal, and against fafabook popocy, scammers can use your name and a aress for all kinds of bad stu. you don't want the world to know where you live. still ahead on news four at noon... nbc's signature soap... days of our lives... celebrates a big birthday today. we'll look back on 50 years of daytime

here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycyc... it's a milestone day for "days of our lives." the nbc institution is air. mark barger reports on the golden anniversary for the daytime drama. > one of the original actors on "days" was the late macdonald carey, a native of sioux city and central high graduate. he played doctor tom horton for many years, and it's his voice that you

still hear on the show's open talking about the sands through the hour glass. watch "days of our lives" in just a few minutes after news four at noon here on ktiv.

1965... nats "it's not the same is it?" what started as the simple story of the horton fanily eventually drew&many others into its melodramatic fray. (sot kristian alfonso / "days of our lives" :36-41) "to be a part of something and be a part of this legacy is just such a tremendous honor." kristian alfonso's had hope brady as an alter ego nats "oh beau, i love you" for the better part of 30 years.... nats "open your eyes again!" stephen nichols has played "patch" on and off nearly as long... nats "nobody's dying around here, dude!" he's back for the golden anniversary. (sot stephen nichols / "days of our lives" :55-1:00) "if they hadn't called me, i would ve calld them. i r rally wanted to be here for this." that's because life on the "days" set is much more of a lovefest.... (sot kristian alfonso / "days family!"

if you 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 dependenceeon 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. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030.

personal connections. you have a husband who is in the military, lisa tell us a little bit about your story. we lost our son to post traumatic stress, suiciie, nearly three yeaas ago. sincc then e have formededhis orggnization to elp those that are struggling like our son did by offering resources that are available that we and our son did not know about as he was going through his struggles. we want to reach out to the military, to their families, to community members because post traumatic stressis not military specific either. it's kind of a one stop shop at these events to gather resources to help those struggling like our son did. day before veterans day stop by the american red cross from 11 to 1:30, it is operation engage america. thank you so much. thank you for watching around siouxland. >>

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