what they hope to take from the trip. that story coming up at ten. matt and sheila? republican presidential candidate carly fiorina will be in onawa, iowa this thursday. she'll be at the onama public library at noon. this will be the first stop of her swing through iowa before the republican debate in milwaukee tomorrow night. home base iowa says the state is making progress on making the lives of veterans better. today governor terry branstad along with members of the iowa national guard, v-a department, and home base iowa highlighted veteran's day events going on this wednesday across the state. for a full list of events, you can go to ktiv dot com and the link will be inside this story. the sioux city city council is scheduled to 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. ktiv's robert lowe was at the meeting and will have more for us tonight on news 4 at ten. a housing project in northeast nebraska is being built faster than expected. hartington security bank branch president brandon baller plans are progressing rapidly to build more available housing in the area. baller says that not only does this project address the need for more housing, but it also helps a lot of local businesses. "when you look at all of the businesses and local contractors that are impacted when a house is built they say that those dollars get circulated seven times on average in the community. so we are very fortunate in hartington to have a number of local contractors that we can use." hartington has found a bigger need in housing than they have expected. instead of two and a half houses, 4 homes a year are being completed, putting phase two on the table earlier than anticipated. this expansion brings interest to an

area where rural housing has been an issue in recent past. the state of iowa is providing more than $900,000 to help the homeless in iowa. the community action agency of siouxland received more than and, the council on sexual assault and domestic violence $48,5000. the grants are funded with transfer tax. the iowa council on homelessness reports that more than homelessness or were at- risk of homelessness in 2014. more than 18-thousand were served by a shelter. it's another nice day in siouxland, but how long can we keep that around? meteorologist ben dorenbach joins us now with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib we followed up our beautiful weekend of weather with much of the same today, and we'll see another one just like it tomorrow. major changes arrive on wednesday when a powerful storm system makes its way across the middle of the

country. see graphics. nbc's al roker plans to set the fastest time ever for reporting the weather from all 50 states going coast- to-coast and everywhere else in betweeen in just one week. today he's stopping in south dakota in sioux falls and that's where we find ktiv's ron demers. ron, has al roker arrived yet? 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 conducting four vocal groups, 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. it's all for a good cause too.. rokerthon 2 will support "feeding america," an organization devoted to feeding

(ron) matt and shiela i'll be here for a while waiting for al roker to arrive, and hopefully talk with him. a sioux city woman will be turning a century old at the end of this month. and today, community members helped her celebrate at the siouxland center for active generations where she has been named "bingo bocian" because of her love for the game. rose bocian was born in sioux city and has lived there her entire life. she was married in 1940 and had two sons who live with her currently. she also has one grandson and three great grandkids who live in south dakota. bocian shares one key message to living a successful life. "if you want something, work for it. if you don't work you dont get nothing." today, bocian was crowned and given flowers and a cake to

celebrate her birthday. there were also tap and line dance performances . (sheila) still to come... iowa state will play another top-ten team on saturday. later in sports.

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>> we followed up our beautiful weekend of weather with much of the same today, and we'll see another one just like it tomorrow. major changes arrive on wednesday when a powerful storm system makes its way across the middle of the country. what this means for siouxland is that we'll see a fair amount of rain that day with a few thunderstorms in which we have a very low-end severe threat. there is also the small possibility of mixing in a few wet snowflakes, but it looks as if the push of

happen after the precipitation exits, so we should for the most part be in the clear the rest of the week will bring highs near 50, lows near 30 and

tomorrow at noon, the sioux city outdoor warning sirens will be tested. the city will be doing short 3 second tests of the sirens to test out thth new components that were inststled in some of the sirens. so if you hear thoselarms going off tomorrow, there's no need to worry. still to come... a south dakota tribe that wanted to open the nations' first

marijuana resort burned all their crop.

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our ktiv crew in sioux falls, south dakota is still waiting for the arrival of weatherman al roker. (sheila) let's check back in with ron demers. ron, what can you tell us? al roker is on a quest to set a guinness world record - by forecasting the e ather 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 conducting four vocal groups, 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. it's all for a good cause too.. rokerthon 2 will support "feedidi america,a,an organization devovod to feeding those in need across the country. (matt) thanks, ron. clay county authorities are assistance for information on a break-in at an elevator in everly, iowa. the sheriff's office says the incident at the

anderson's corporation took place between last thursday night and friday morning. authorititi say a window was pried open and that entry was made to the business, but nothing was believed missing. anyone with information into the incident is asked to contact the clay county sheriff's office at the number on your screen. a norfolk, nebraska body art shop could face disciplinary action after a complaint that an unlicensed worker performed body piercings. the complaint alleges that "skini tattoos, body piercings, smoke shop and more" owner ralph johnson admitted the person in question performed body piercings from may to june of 2014. investigators spoke with a former employee, who confirmed that an employee was practiting without a properer license. nebraska's s torney general says the shop could face probation, license suspension and-or a penalty of up to 10-thousand dollars. an elk was shot yesterday in monona county iowa at the request of the iowa dnr. elk sightings in iowa are fairly common and when an elk is spotted, the dnr works to termine the best avavaable options. if the elk can be returned to

the proper owners, then they are. if not, they then pose a risk to spreading disease. removing a wandering elk is not allowed by the public. the animal appeared in front of a farmer combining his field. the monona county deputy put down the animal that w w estimateteto be 3 to 4 years old. a south dakota american indian tribe that sought to open the nation's first marijuana resort says it burned its crop after federal officials signaled a potential raid. the flandreau santee sioux president said the tribe had three weeks of discussions with authorities that culminatetewith a meeting in washington. he says the tribe wasn't told a raid was imminent -- only that one was possible if the government's concerns weren't addressed. he says the main holdup is whether the tribe can sell marijuana to non-indians, along with the origin of the seeds used for its crop. brad's here -- with another tough game coming up for iowa state. it seems like the cycloneseslay a ranked team almost every week. . fifth-ranked oklahoma state will bring a perfect record to ames on saturday -- we'll hear from the cyclones. and, the hawkeye wrestling team

in kinnick stadium this weekend.

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and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and natitial 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 for the content of this message. saturday -- it will be the sixth time the cyclones have played a team that's been in the rankings at some point this season. the cowboys jumped to fifth in the ap poll this week, after handing tcu their first loss on saturday. okie state is 9 and 0, while the cyclones are 3 and 6. the sagarin ratings say iowa state has the toughest schedule in the country.

the cyclones six losses are to teams with a combined record o& 45 and 8. it's senior day for 17 cyclones, so they would love to win their last game at jack trice stadium. "not too many people out there believe in us and that's fine," said senior defensive end dale pierson. "that just gives us that chip on our shoulder and that edge to go out there and give id our all just because nobody else thinks that we can do it." "we need three wins to get to the postseason and this is the first of those three," said head coach paul rhoads. "it just happens to be against a great, great, football team in the process." that's a 2-30 game on espn. . nebraska quarterback tommy armstrong jr. is the big ten's offensive player of the week. armstrong completed 19 of 33 passes for 320 yards and two touchdowns in the huskers 39-38 comeback win over michigan state. he also ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns -- helping the huskers tie for the largest fourth- quarter comeback in school history. nebraska goes to rutgers for a 2-30 game on saturday. northern iowa's bryce sweeney has been named

the missouri valley football conference offensive lineman of the week. the sophomore from bishop heelan helped the pantntrs run for over 200 yards in a 59-13 win over number-23 indiana state saturday. sweeney has started eight games at right tackle -- and uni has gone over 200 yards rushing five times. the panthers go to missouri state on saturday at 2. morningside has moved to number-1 in the naia football poll. the mustangs take the top spot after southern oregon lost. morningside will host #4 doane saturday, with the gpac title on the line. northwestern, who was 22nd last week, fell out after a loss. before the hawkeye football team tries to stay undefeated on saturday nightht against minnesota ----he hawkeye wrestling team will be in kinnick stadium for the "grapple on the gridiron". iowa will be outside to take on oklahoma state -- who's number-1 in the more than 32-thousand tickets have been sold, which will record. the hawkeyes are ranked d urth season. iowa has s x ranked guys in their lineup, dut national titles are always the goal. improvement

judged by the hard and correct rule that you're kicking people's butt," said iowa head coach tom brands. "that's what's importrtt to the advance of f is program. our guys represent the prograrain a good wayyand they're good students but also that they're winning matches and big matches consistently and asserting themselves as the best in the country." the forecast is for sunny skies and 50-degree weweher on saturday. grapple on the gririron starts at 11 am. iowa state senior georges niang has been named an associated press preseason all-american. as a junior, niang averaged 15 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists per game. his 1,510 career points are fifth among active division i players. the cyclones open the regular season friday against colorado in sioux falls. he's isu's first preseason all- american@since jamaal tinsley

followed by a new episode of blindspot at 9. then tonight on news four at ten.... the president of the university of missouri resigned today following weeks of protests over his handling of allegations of racism on campus. tonight at 10, we'll bring you the latest. giants in the sky. four new balloons were unveiled d totoy 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. today'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... starting at nine a-m on n- b-c. tonight; mostly cleaea low 38. nds sosoh 10-15 miles per hoho.

60. winds s 10-20 miles per hour. thanks for joining us tonight... et is up next... don't the divorce happened. i just stopped eating. >> blake today on ex-miranda and what is gwen saying about him? >> plus, we're with trump after "snl." big ratings,nteresting reviews. >> it's what's coming up right now. >> on "entertainment tonight." you used to call me on the cell phone >> i think it was a fantastic evening. >> the after party and the donald's kids. >> i'm incredibly proud of him. >> and the impact protest.t. >> reviews for trump were mostly bad.