limits on the ability of workers to band together to dispute pay and workplace issues. justice anthony kennedy signaled his skepticism of tyson's case when he told the company's lawyer, "i just don't understand your argument." sioux city officials expect to get an answer this afternoon on their grant request for the 264-million dollar pork plant project at southbridge industrial park. the council approved applying for a 4-point-6 million dollar grant through the "revitalize iowa's sound economy" program yesterday. the iowa d-o-t plans to discuss the request at a meeting at 1:30 this afternoon. city officials sound optimistic about the grant. "we've gotten good indication from the dot that they support the project," said sioux city economic development director, marty doughert. " the triumph seaboard project is going to bring a lot of traffic to the bridgeport area." the grant would pay for about 80 percent of the street work needed for the processing facility. interstate 29 drivers are shifting lanes in the sioux city

construction zone. as of this morning, traffic in both directions has been moved to the southbound lanes from the floyd boulevard exit down across bacon creek. as part of this phase of the project the new southbound on-ramp to i-29 will also be opened up. > weather ad-lib high wind watch in effect for most of the area wednesday and wednesday night we have one more mild day today with highs near 60, a few clouds overhead and steady south winds. changes arrive tomorrow mainly in the form of rain, thunderstorms and high wind of the 35-45 mph variety with 50+ mph gusts (hence the high wind watch). some light snow mixing in has also jumped into the realm of possibilities for tomorrow evening and tomorrow night on the back side of this system. once we make it over those hurdles, the next few days look quiet and dry with highs in the 50s and 60s with a fair amount of sunshine.

see graphics. >> protesters at the university of missouri's flagship campus in columbia are claiming victory, but say they're not done yet. the school system president and campus chancellor stepped down in the face of charges that not enough was being done to fight racism. the protesters plan to push missouri governor jay nixon, the university system's governing board and the columbia campus faculty council for more changes. tonight's republican presidential debate will look different than the others. only eight candidates will be on stage for the main event. and fox business network, which is hosting the debate, will likely try to differentiate itself from c-n-b-c. cnn's andrew spencer reports

biggest rival. ( donald trump / "you stab somebody, and the newspapers say you didn't do it, and you say, 'yes, i did. i did it.'" "...and they said, 'you didn't do it.' if they said i didn't do it, i'd be so happy." the questions about ben carson's past come with the intense media scrutiny facing a front-runner, and he's bashing carson / (r) presidential candidate ) "talking to the wrong people, not going to wilson junior high school where the lock incident occurred and saying, 'see, we can't find...' i mean, that's just stupid." ...after the bashing the c-n-b-c moderators took after the last debate, a lot of eyes will be on its competition as fox business hosts tonight's debate. ( neil cavuto / debate moderator ) "what we have to do as moderators is make sure we're questions without any agenda, but without doing so snidely." for the first time, only eight candidates will be in the main debate... ...as mike huckabee and governor chris christie are relegated to the under- card debate with rick jindal. senator lindsey graham and george pataki -- due to their low poll numbers -- have

been dropped from the debates entirely. i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >> ten students from dordt college in sioux center, iowa will see tonight's debate in person. the members of the school's republican club have traveled to wisconsin to volunteer at the forum. ktiv's tiffany lane has that.

contacted the wisconsin gop asking how students can get involved. the students have already met several of the candidates who have camapigned on campus. they say this will be a great way to see them on a different platform. su "one of the main goals of volunteering at the debate is to have a better understanding before voting time rolls around." and, to better understand the differences between the candidates that are often highlighted during debates. "your policy is going to fail," said caeden tinklenberg, dordt college republicans vice chair. "my policy will succeed. here's why. it's good to have that conflict because if everyone agreed and conflict was ignored, no progress would ever be made." the debate will focus on jobs and the economy, as well as domestic and foreign policy issues. and, while the students won't know what their tasks will be until they arrive, there's one thing they'll know for sure. "looking back, they'll probably say hey i was able to go to a republican presidential debate," said kelly. "everyone in the country is watching. everyone is listening to what these people are saying and we get to be a part of that." in sioux center, iowa, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> before coming home tomorrow, the students will attend a carly

fiorina will bring her campaign back to siouxland on thursday. she's scheduled to speak at the public library in onawa, iowa thursday at noon. onawa is the first stop of her first trip back to iowa after tonight's debate. sioux city's cone park project is a step closer to becoming reality. the city council awarded a consulting agreement contract of up to 350-thousand dollars to a mason city company to help design the park, which will go next to the ibp ice center in singing hills. total cost for cone park is about $4 million. construction is expected to start in the spring with completion in december of next year. the sioux city school board has approved a land donation to the city. it's land adjacent to the dearborn bride, just west of lincoln elementary school. the school distirct owns the property. last night, the school board voted to donate it to the city so the bridge can be rebuilt. today's the last nice day before our weather goes south tomorrow. that's the word from

meterologist ben he'll be back with the forecast.. after this. it's a it's

ben, it's another nice day in

possibilities for tomorrow evening and tomorrow night on the back side of this system. once we make it over those hurdles, the next few days look quiet and dry with highs in the 50s and 60s with a fair amount of sunshine. see graphics. >>

ron demers caught up with al roker during his world record attempt. out chief meterologist and the today show weatherman shared camera time on the tarmac after roker landed in sioux falls, south dakota last night as part

of "rokerthon."

holidays. nobody in america should be hungry so if you go to today.com and look under #rokerthon you can find out more information, you can track our itinerary. and see where you can donate. for every dollar they raise they can feed 11 people. it's all for a worthy cause. we're really excited to be part it. ron: when it's all said and done will the 34 hours straight or these 7 days be harder do you think? al: well, we haven't finished it yet so i don't know. we're having a good time so far. ron: best of luck on your trip. al: thank you. 6:30 >>

the farm and fiagriculture officials say an unusually warm start to november has helped iowa corn and soybean farmers nearly complete this year's harvest. the weekly crop report from the u.s. department of agriculture says as of sunday the corn harvest was 93 percent complete in iowa,87 percent in nebraska and 99

the soybean havest was 98 percent complete in iowa and done in nebraska and south dakota. > stocks are edging lower, extending a slide now in its

fourth day. a dramatic end to a car chase in oklahoma. an officer in pursuit of a stolen s-u-v gets out of his patrol car, then gets rammed by the other driver. and it was all caught on the officer's body cam. mikayla periera reports ...

into a police officer's patrol car friday afternoon. the video shows patrol officer matt stacy pulling over to lay down tire spikes ... but the white s-u-v shows no signs of stopping -- ...accelerating towards stacy at nearly 50 miles per hour ... (chief mike carter/sand springs police) "this officer had to make his decision in less than three seconds what he was gonna do." the video shows him get back up in pursuit of stacy ann bunsey. "they just rammed stacy" this footage from another officer's body cam ... shows stacy bunsey ... popping out through the sunroof, ignoring police orders and yelling obscenities. "i'm god! .. (inaudible) on fire! do not move your hands!" after disobeying several orders, bunsey is tasered. "taser taser taser!" miraculously, officer stacy, walking away from the incident with just minor cuts and bruises ... . (john george/presid ent, oklahoma city police union) "it's pretty wild, it's amazing that he didnt get injured severely." >> that was michaela periera reporting from sand springs, oklahoma. the driver, stacy bunsey, is in jail facing felony charges of assaulting a police officer, eluding a police officer, driving under the influence and possession of a stolen vehicle.

still ahead, it never rolled on the moon, but could this relic retrieved from an alabama junkyard have been a precursor to the lunar rovers of apollo

here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... if you're of a certain age, you remember the lunar rovers, or "moon buggies" as they were called, making journeys to the moon in the

there's one moon buggy that never made it to the moon, but it's had a pretty interesting journey back here on earth. jack madison has that story from alabama.

( otha vaughan, retired nasa engineer) "if it's flight hardware, you want to take care of it. if it's test hardware, you don't necessarily want to keep it. there's a bunch of relays here probably from the battery system." it's weathered and worn and missing a few parts. "what do you think it measures? 72 inches." but the specs match up. and it's johnny worley's hope that a buyer will match up when he auctions it off later this month. johnny worley, scrapyard owner) "i would really love to see someone take this and put it back the way it was." ironically, nasa has reached out to worley saying they wouldn't mind having it back. one thing's for sure, even though it'll never make it to the moon, this little artifact's journey here on planet earth appears to be far from over. >> free beer, wings and hairy faces. a health event just for men.. still ahead on around siouxland. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college,

fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in.

at 6 pm, we will have a buffalo wild wings blazin' challenge, and we will also have some free beer and some free wings for those that want to come out and support the event, most importantly we're going to be offering $33 psa tests. a psa test is a prostate specific antigen test that detects for prostate cancer growth among men. prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men. it is often times not fatal by a psa test. that's the key thing. this is a lot of fun too. quickly. i know last year brad pautsch, our sports director, took part and he's doing it again this year. we're excited to have him on. you said you want him to do the wings competition. i

would love it if he would do the wings. brad, if you're watching this, get ready to eat. if people would like more information, should they just stop by that day, do they need to pre-register or just drop by? you can just drop by, there's no need to pre-register. it will be open from 4 to 7 pm at the hospital. and what date again? november 19th. thank you so much, we really appreciate you stopping by to say hi to us, adam, and hopefully raise more awareness about prostate cancer. thank you so much. thank you, sheila. thank you for watching around siouxland. >>

we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? 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 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.

americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> chad: hi. >> rafe: hey. >> chad: so, um... [clears throat] a guard told me that my-- my lawyer was the guy who tried to kill hope brady. was he-- was he just messing with me? >> rafe: no. hope and then tried to strangle her on their wedding night. >> chad: last night? so he's the necktie killer. >> rafe: looks like. >> chad: that's-- that's unbelievable. so why did he do those-- those things? >> rafe: we may never know. he's dead now.