cleaned up at all." s/ nick prymek, waukee 1:12 - 1:20 "pipelines are statistically the safest way to transport oil, if the oil is going to come out of the ground we might as well transport it the safest way possible." an evidence and cross examination hearing will take place next monday, november 16th at the same location. there's no deadline for the iowa utilities board to make a decision. folks, who care about their neighborhood, met with sioux city police, tonight. the sioux city neighborhood network meets once a month to share what's going on in different parts of the city. often, they address safety issues. tonight, they addressed those issues with a member of the sioux city police department. "they can come to us with what problems and concerns they have in their neighborhood, stuff that we wouldn't necessarily notice as we're just on routine patrol or driving in the neighborhoods." while the meetings help police understand issues that these folks are facing, they also provide neighborhood leaders with a chance to voice their needs. that gives sioux city police a chance to address those needs.

"if they have issues like one of them tonight mentioned that they were having more robberies in their neighborhood, so then our liaison pat, can get that information to the right department so they can maybe focus more on robberies in that neighborhood," said the neighborhood network is asking anybody in the community who would like to share any concerns or just learn about what's going on in the area, to attend neighborhood meetings. dates and locations are all posted on the city of sioux city website. there's a link inside this story, at ktiv-dot-com. sioux city police are looking for a man they say robbed a convenience store with a gun early this morning. it happened around 4:30 at the kum and go at 14th and pierce street. this afternoon, police released video of the suspect who got away with some cash. authorities are looking for a native american or hispanic man in his 20s, about 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighing about 160 pounds. he wore a grey hoodie and a flat-billed hat, possibly with a jacksonville jaguars logo on it. anyone with information is asked to contact crime stoppers at 712-258-tips. a rock valley, iowa man has been

an o-w-i that led to a serious accident. a judge sentenced 39- year-old daniel harold rice to five years in prison after his conviction on a charge of "serious injury by vehicle while operating while intoxicated". back in january, a sioux county sheriff's deputy saw a pickup on its roof, in a field, with smoke coming out of the engine. the deputy found rice trapped inside. a passenger was ejected from the vehicle, and in critical condition. rice's blood alcohol content was point-2-6-2. that's more than three- times the legal limit. the passenger's injuries included broken ribs, broken legs, and a pelvic fracture. (sheila) just 24 hours after snow fell in siouxland, temps will bottom out in the 20s tonight! (matt) chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us to tell us how low the mercury will go. the storm system that brought siouxland a lot of rain yesterday, and even some snow,

east although the wind stayed pesky today. that wind will die down tonight and it will be chilly with lows in the mid 20s. tomorrow will still be coolish in the low 50s but warmer temps return for the weekend as we could get into the low 60s. (matt) just two days after the fourth gop debate presidential candidate carly fiorina stopped in siouxland. (sheila) in onawa, iowa, fiorina insisted that political polls shouldn't matter. here's ktiv's tiffany lane with our decision 2016 coverage.

government" starts with a zero-based budget. that's a method of budgeting in which expenses have to be justified in each new time period. fiorina would also slash the tax code... from thousands of pages right now, to just three-pages. nats sot (taxes?) her ideas have resonated. fiorina's sixth nationally among gop candidates with three percent support according to realclearpolitics dot com average. in iowa, she averages 4.5 percent, which is good su hall meeting in onawa, iowa carly fiorina told community members that votes that win elections." "in many of these national being asked," said fiorina. "you will also see that if you go back in history, the people who led in the polls at this stage in presidential races all lost."

democrats, but after the iowa caucus, barack obama surged to the nomination, and the white house. clinton's campaigning for president again. "yes we must beat hillary clinton and no one's more better able to beat her than i am you know who you decide ot support in this election, you know one thing. i know you know. you cannot wait to see a debate between me and hillary clinton." a common message among gop candidates in the race for the presidency. in onawa, iowa, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> fiorina's stop was the first in a two day campaign swing throughout iowa. an old tool plant in sioux city is being transformed for a new use. american natural processors inc. wants to expand its business at the former sioux tools plant. the company's owner says the century-old buildling would be used to process and distribute specialty organic and nongeneticall y modified proteins. the project is epxected to be finished by next

would create 20 to 25 new jobs. still to come.... uh-oh! one your kid's favorite can goods has been recalled. find out if it's something you have in your pantry.

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siouxland a lot of rain yesterday, and even some snow, has moved on to the east although the wind stayed pesky today. that wind will die down tonight and it will be chilly with lows in the mid 20s. tomorrow will still be coolish in the low 50s but warmer temps return for the weekend as we could get into the low 60s. our next storm system moves in early next week with chances of rain which will cause temperatures to

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voluntarily recalling 355,000 cans of spaghettios after pieces of red plastic were found "in a small number of cans" in the u.s. the plastic, which peeled off of the can's lining, poses a "potential choking hazard," the company said. they added that the "issue was identified after the company received consumer complaints." the affected cans were 14.2 ounces, the company said, and contained a date - february 22, 2017 - stamped on the base. campbell said full refunds or exchanges would be offered. one siouxland clinic is reminding men of the meaning behind the mustache...in regards to no-shave- november and movember. unity point health - st. luke's in sioux city issing movember to make middle- aged men awe of the importance of getting screened for prostate cancer. that starts with watching for

important symptoms. "once you start from a symptom standpoint have more frequent urination, particularly at night-time. difficulty initiating your stream or blood in your urine, those all could be signs of early prostate cancer," said unitypoint physician assistant, michael unger. sioux city native, chuck johnson, was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 50. after the difficult decision to have his prostate removed, he is cancer-free and glad he got screened before it was too late. "it was lucky that i got it, because it's a slow moving thing," said prostate cancer survivor, chuck johnson. "ifif had been 80 or 85, i probably wouldn't have done anything. but when you're 50, or 60, you hope you have a few years left." medical professionals recommend that all men over 40 receive

(sheila) brad's here -- with a full day of football. semifinal day at the uni- dome. sgt. bluff-luton was playing under the roof for the first time. plus, 8-man action involving mmc and newell- fonda. sports fource is next.

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state football semifinals for r the first time in school history. the warriors of sbl, facing the warriors of norwalk -- both teams 11 anan1 -- both ranked in the e p ten. the winner would be in next week's class 3a championshsh game. neither team had ever been to the uni-dome. first quarter - sb-l had a little trouble getting going - but matt george is able to break free for a 35 yard gain - george had 199 yards on the ground. but it was norwalk that controlled the pace in the first half - already up 14-nothing late in the second quarter - brady brandsfield scores - putting the warriors up 21-zip.

but a huge play with 14 seconds left in the half - sb-l's jacob schulz finds chris kroll for a 32-yard touchdown - sergeant bluff-luton in striking distance at the half at 21-7. norwalk comes out and dominates in the second half - brandsfield to tyler schamel to make it 28-7. then brandsfield adds a third rushing score - it's 35-7 - and that would be the final - sb-l's season ends in the semifinals. "oh, anytime you get to play in the dome, in the semifinals, you know you're one of the four best teams in the state," said sgt. bluff-luton head coach justin smith. "i dont think there's any doubt that it's a successful season. the kids, they earned every bit of it. not the biggest group of kids, but they just battle and they fight. gotta love their effort." "i think it means a huge deal because it's the first time in the history of the school that it's running back matt george. "i just think it's all going to be here. with coach smith always leading us, i think sb-l's going to have great things in the future." 15 sbl seniors played their final football game for the warriors. the semfinals started early this

morning at the uni- dome. newell-fonda and m-m-c were each in the semi's -- looking for spots in next week's title game. ktiv's mark freund has the highlights. here different results. the mustangss are out to defend their 8-man crowafter winning the ste looking to shakeoff last year's seminal loss andnd advance to the state title game for the ffrst time since 2012. m-m-c won the state title that year - looking to get back to the finals againn gliddenenralston. there were fouu touchdowns the first quararr - eagles down a score bututben specht is in from 11 yards out - tied at 14 after one. m-m-c gets the lead in the second - specht to jacob spieler - - e eaglesesakea 20-14 lead into the half. to the 4ththuarter - echt scores from 9 yards out - he had a hand in 4 touchdowns - that one puts mmc up 28- 14. but look at this play from glidden- ralston - tipped pass finds the hands of christopher brown

minutes to play. but on the ensuing m-m-c drive, derek erdman punches it in to put the game out of reach - mmc advances to the finals with a 35-21 win. "i knew we could drive the ball all game," said erdman. "i knew we had one last drive in us to get a two score lead and i knew we were going to hold it. i had good faith in the guys." "it was a rough, rough novembrer last year," said mmc head coach kyle oswald. "this is our one last ride. we have one last game in mmc history and this is the way we want to end it." newell-fonda, facing don bosco in the early game - this, a matchup of the last two 8-man state champs. the mustangs capitalize on an early miscue - cole wise bats the pass - and picks it off - he's going the other way with it - 64 yards to the house - newell- fonda with a 7-0 lead after a quarter. don bosco strikes back - nick mangrich to dylan reiher for a 24 yard touchdown - two point conversion no good, 7-6 mustangs at the half.

but then the dons defense shuts newell-fonda down - holding the mustangs scoreless in the second half. meanwhile, don bosco scores 4 times - 30 unanswered points from the dons after going down 7-0 - and newell-fonda's season ends in the semifinals, 30-7. "we couldn't seem to get anything going offensively," said newell-fonda head coach brian wilken. "it wasn't our day. the biggest thing i want them to understand is how proud i am of them and how much i love them." in cedar falls, mark freund, ktiv sports fource. coming up friday. akron-westfield plays ninth-ranked mount ayr in class at one. e westerners have alalady knococd off two, top-five teams in the playoffs. the clasasc semi's are in nebraska friday. in c1, number-1 norfolk catholic hosts #2 boys town at 6 o'clock. in c2, battle creek goes to oakland-craig at 7. still to come. there's just one siouxland team left at the iowa state volleyball tournament. highlights of three matches

there's a new trend to live in tiny houses for less money. we'll tell you what it's all about. and a musician from maryland is helping wounded soldiers by giving them music lessons. tournament appearances than western christian. the wolfpack are back at state for the 33rd time -- looking for their 14th title. top-ranked western in the 2a semfinals against west branch. and this one looked like it might be three-game sweep. first set - kaira moss having none of it at the net - blocks it - she assisted on four as well. and then erika feenstra finishes the set with a kill - wolfpack took the first two sets easily. to the fourth set - bears on a furious comeback - that point gives west branch a 17-16 lead. wolfpack in jeopardy of a fifth

up an ace - this set got to 23-all. but the wolfpack and kaira moss able to reel off the last two points. it took four but they're in to the 2a championship match. "we had our backs up against the wall and volleyball is such a game of momentum swings, they held it for a while," said tammi veerbeek"and at the enthere we just grabbed it just in time to give us enough momentum to finish the e tch." "i thought we were pushing through h od," said ashtyn erbeek. "all the hard work we put in through the season finally is paying offffwe felt like we were on top at the end." western christian will play for e 2a title match against sumnene fredericksburg at 4-45 on fridada tonight t class 1a -- top-ranked centralalyon facing fourth-ranked sidney -- who's on a 29-match winning streak. it was a battle - first set - lions stave off set-point with a faith henrichs kill. but the cowgirls close it out - mackenzie hulsing serves up an ace and sidney wins the first set. second set - jenessa herman gives the cowgirls a taste of their own medicine - ace there. but the cowgirls take set two -

lexy larsen had a game-high 22 kills - lions in a hole, two sets to none. tonight just wasn't cenrtral lyon's night - the cowgirls hot-streak continued - blanking the lions in three games. "it wasn't a blowout by any means and it could have gone either way in a lot of those sets," said jamie schar, head coach of central lyon. "unfortunate for us we couldn't get more then a couple points rolling." "after losing one of our best hitters this summer and losing however many seniors we lost last year, we didn't know where we would be this seaosn," said jenessa herman, a senior on central lyon. "it's hard being a senior being done, but i couldn't be happier to be here." central lyon finishes the season at 33 and 6. bishop heelan knocked off third-ranked waverly-shell rock in round one of the state volleyball tournament. the crusaders drew number-2 harlan ithe semifinals. ktiv's sam curtiss reports from sam says, well brad the last

time bishop heelan made it to finals was in 2011. they lost to waverly-shell rock, a team in which they beat on tuesday. if they wantnt to make it back to theheinals this year, thehe were going to have a tough tete ahead d n the defending state champs, harlan. momentum carried into this one. crusaders p phed to set point - but s sve it off. allie cooke - one of 3 aces - elan takes set one, 26-24. second set - paige opsahl able to block it but harlrl takes set two. third set - harlan's taylor frederick so strong - 30 kills and harlan goes up a set. frederick puts heelan away for good - no chance of returning that one. crusaders run ends in the 4a seminfinals. "they're a great team harlan," said mary.miller, head coach. "they forced us to make some unforced errors we usually don't make." "we definitely came out strong but they started clicking and we just couldn't stop their big hitters," said grace hanno, a senior for bishop heelan. "from the beginning of the seaosn untl now, all of our younger players and myself, we've all improved so much that it's kind of exciting to see that we made it this far," said taylor ferguson. the crusaders finish the season at 31-14 and will return all but three girls next season. in cedar rapids, sam curtiss, ktiv

sportsfource. at the nebraska state volleyball tournament, top-seeded emerson-hubbard wins their class d1 opener 3-zip to move into friday morning's semfinal at 9. the top seed in d2, o'neill st. mary's, also wins 3-0. two other matches in c2. stanton beats crofton, 3 to 2. top-seeded guardian angels beats

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