certain about these roads---they'r e slick! slow it down," said sgt. jeremy mcclure, sioux city police dept. "it's going to take some more timemeetting around town. the snow came down very wet; all the roads are slick. the salt trucks are trying to do the best they can, but it's still a mess out there, there's still a lot of accidents. the sioux city police dept. says they're doing everything they can to attend to thososaccidents in the arere but, due to limited man- powewe they're focusing on accidents with injuries. accident--exchange information, names, insurance information and phone numbers and then handle it privately through your insurance company,"said sgt. jeremy mcclure, sioux city police dept. "if you have to make a report, next couple of days, because we just don't have the manpower right now to respond to injuries that don't have injuries o oare serious in nature. and once again the main thing we're seeing out here tonight is cars driving too fast and so, if you can, stay inside, and off the roads. but if you must

travel, drive extremely slow to stay safe. reporting live in sioux city, robert lowe, ktiv news 4. (matt) conditions along interstate-29 (sheila) ktiv's sam curtiss caught up with a few professional drivers. what are they saying about the driving conditions, tonight? you'd be hard-pressed right now not to find a truck stop or rest area filled with truckers parked for the night. most said if you don't have to be out there driving, then don't. two of the truckers i spoke with came from opposite ways. one starting in sioux falls and headed south, the other headed north hitting weather around omaha. both said the road was sluluy, but as the sun set, , ings got y. "bad," said bryan faaborg. "a lot of cars in the ditch, [a] lot of trucks in the ditch. earlier today i almost got hit a couple times. people come up tailing. it wasn't very good at

was really ready for it." faaborg did say he thinks the first snowfall of the year is when he sees the worst winter drivers. he added that since many share the interstate with semi trucks. remember to give yourself a some room-- a wide "buffer"-- between your car and their truck. because even when it's nice, they can't stop on a dime. matt, shelia. (sheila) thanks sam. (matt) robert thanks. city plows have been working hard to stay ahead of the storm, today. (sheila) they're working 24/7 to get the job done. they work 12-hour shifts... 7 a-m to 7 p-m... and then 7 p-m to 7 a-m. there are almost 50 pieces of snow equipment in the sioux city streets department, with 18 of those being the spreader trucks. they drop salt, and sand... and have blades to plow those streets. they're the ones first on the streets and last on the streets. the sioux city streets

"they're out there on the nights, they're out there on the weekends, they're out there on the holidays- me away from their f fily and friends and events so o think highly of them," said sioux city streets superintendent, ed pickens. he says teamwork is big for their department. the driver we followed, today, has plowed sioux city's streets for 5-years. so, this isn't his first winter storm. "the hardest part is just tryinin to make e it where people cacaget around that's the hardest t tng for me and everybody has such a big area. a day like today as soon as you&make a pass, it's coated again," said sioux city operater one, jeremy groves. those workers will continue to plow the streets through the night and into tomorrow. as city crews tend to the streets here in sioux city, plows are hard at work on the highways and interstates. most roads in northwest iowa and northeast nebraska are listed as "completely covered" by snow at this hour. and, the south dakota dot says roads in the

southeastern part of the state a covered by ice and snow, and are slippery. earlier, the state didn't advise any travel on state highways, or interstates. log onto ktiv-dot-com, and click on the "weather" tab to find links to the latest road conditions for all three siouxland states. as ron mentioned a few minutes ago, siouxland was in the bullseye of this winter storm. take a look at these pictures from sioux rapids, iowa, this morning. this was the scene about 9-30 on u-s highway 71 looking north from sioux rapids, iowa. police chief tim porter sent us this video with the advice to travelers to "slow down and take your time". sioux falls saw record snowfall, today. snow started at about 7 a.m. by noon there was more than 10 inches on the southern end of sioux falls. by 5pm the total snowfall on the south side of sioux falls was whopping 14-inches of snow. the heaviest snow fell across northwest iowa, and southeast south dakota. but, central iowa is digging out from under a half- a-foot of new snow.

officially, 5.8 inches of new snow fell in iowawa capital city. norfolk, nebraska, missed out on the heaviest of the snow. the flakes started flying in norfolk this morning, and tapered off by early afternoon. that amounted to a little more than two inches of snow. (sheila) we know how much snow has fallen, but how much more can we expect? (matt) chief meteteologis t ron demers rejoins us... with an ananer. weather ad-lib winter storm warning for majority of siouxland until midnight winter weather

midnight it has been a snowy day in siouxland with the heaviest snow falling to the north. just south of sioux falls, places like harrisburg, sd reported 17 inches of snow! so northern siouxland will end up with over a foot with those amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight. (sheila) an already agreed upon 90-million dollar expansion of a biodiesel plant is growing. (matt) ag processing inc., and woodbury county supervisors, amended the previous deal today. officials say the plan is to expand their biodiesel operation, which adds more value to soybeananin the arar. agp plans to invest t 28- million in captial improvements. that's $38-million more than before. doing so will add a few extra jobs, and increase the tax value. "adding $20,000,000 to the tax base will help the local taxpayers either through some return of those taxes to th eproperty owners or

adding more stuff that happened within woodbury county," said mark monson, odbury county supervisor. the agreement includes seven-year tax abatement. agp won't pay county property taxes until 20-24. (sheila) the snow and cold couldn't keep the muskies off the ice.e. they're trying to work out of a mini-slump. highlights of their game against green bay, later, in "sportsfource." winter storm warning fo majority of siouxland until midnight winter weather advisory for southwestern siouxland until

it has been a snowy day in siouxland with the heaviest snow falling to the north. just south of sioux falls, places like harrisburg, sd reporteded7 inches of snow! so nohern siouxland will end up with over a foot with thos amounts going down the farther south you move. the snow will be tapering

off over the next few hours and come to an end early tonight. we'll be left with cold conditions for saturday as highs will only go into the 20s. we'll try to get into the 30s by sunday and monday with 40s returning by mid-week. we'll have to keep an eye on our thanksgiving forecast as it's looking like there could be a mix of precipitation

(ron) and weant to connect with you! if you grab a picture of the snow falling, send it to us! you can email it to connect-at ktiv-dot-com. but, make sure you are in a safe place before you snap that photo. a picture is worth a- thousand life. nodland elementary had a special visitor this morning that taught them all about friendship.

ronald mcdonald visited nodland to speak to the students about friendship to beat bullying. the program is called "a friendship adventure with ronald mcdonald." it works to encourage students to be friends and shows them how to support each other. ronald spoke with students about their behavior inside and outside of school. he told them how important respect and effective communicatio n i iwith their friends, parents, and teachers. "today i'm going to be visiting with the kids about well ways to deal with an ugly subject-- bullies. they're bullies everywhere and we want to help kids be able to deal with them. see, when a bully starts picking on you, if you walk away, that's a better way to deal with them then to confront them. you could also say please stop then go tell somebody, but the best way to beat a bully is to be a friend," said ronald mcdonald. ronald also planned to visit akron-westfield and river valley community school today. tonight, was the big fundraiser for sioux city's ronald mcdonald house. the marina inn hosted the "denim to diamonds" event. the snow couldn't keep people from the fundraiser. our formrmr colleague christyy

director of the ronald mcdonald house. (matt) still to come... a sioux city man robbed at gunpoint. what the man says happened... later on "news 4." >

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sioux city police still looking for a robbery suspect tonight. (sheila) sioux city police responded to a call around noon from the employee at k & n auto repair near 19th and center. the employee says a man came inside the shop and asked the employee to look at his car. the employee went aroundhe corner with him. that's where the employee says the man pulled a gun he gave the man his wallet and the suspect then ran away. a sioux city man has been abuse and indecent exposure involving a 7- year-old girl. 21-year-old zachery williams was charged with assault to commit exposure. he was arrested for incident on nov. 5th. court documents say williams was babysitting a four and seven year old. he took the older girl

to the bathroom and explosed himself. investigators sahe took off the girl's pants and kissed her. today, a macy, nebraska man received 5-years probation after authorites say his daughter ate methamphetam ine. victor ray miller was convicted for negligent child abuse. prosecutors say in october while wawahing his -month-old he shot up meth. bu he left the baggie within the reach of his child. the girl was released from the hospital after three days of treatment. a northeast nebraska man has died after a one-vehicle crash. the antelope county sheriff says it happened east of neligh along highway 275 wednesday afternoon north of the elkhorn river bridge. investigators douglas halsey's vehicle was partly submerged in water. halsey who was from tilden was 66-years old. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. (matt) as controversy continues over the president's plan to bring syrian refugees to the united states, presidential candidate ted cruz weighs in during a town hall meeting in sioux city.

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in on president barack obama's willingness to allow syrian refugees into the u-s in light of last week's terrorist attackin paris. islamists want to murder or forcibly convert anyone they consider an infidel, anyone who doesn't embrace their radical or islamist views. and yet president obama persists in being what is in affect an apologist for radical islamic terrorism." president obama s defendedllowing thousands of syrian refugees into the u-s. yesterday, cruz voted against the american safe act. it's a republican backed house measure that would prevent any refugees from syria from entering the us until intelligence officials certify that none of them are dangerous. he says the obama administration admits it cannot vet the refefuees to determine if isis terrorists are embedded amoung them. just a week after paris -- another terrorist attack killed at least 20 hostages. in mali.. targeting the capital's most luxurious hotel. an al-qaeda linked group -- not isis -- claiming responsibility. swat teams cautiously approached

the hotel.. inside.. at least three gunmen, armemewith grenades and assault rifles.. holding some 170 hostages, including about a dozen americans. the terrorists released those who could prove they're muslim by reciting passages from the koran. the siege continued all day.. until security forces finally managed to overpower and kill the gunmen and free the rest of the hostages. brad's here -- there were a couple of sportingng events going on tonight. hockey stops for nothing. the musketeers tryg to halt a three-game skid against green bay. and, we'll have late highlights from sioux falls as dakota valley tries to get into the state finals.

cooking thanksgiving dinner for your family can be stressful. we'll show you some gadgets you might want t tget your hands on to help you out. there'e'a new treatment if you're looking to lose weight fast. we'll tell you how you can make it happen. not cancelled because of the snow was a hockekegame. e musketeers starteded two-game weekend homestand against 9 and 5 green bay. sioux city was trying to shake out of a mini-slump, with four losses in their last five games. the snow keeping most of the fans away -- but both teams played hard. 1st period -- sioux city goalie cam gornett makes the save -- the harvard recruit stopped all

but the muskies couldn't find any offense either. josh wilkins is stopped before he even gets a shot off. no score after a period. yeah, , e offense kind of stunk tonight. in the third, green bay up 1-nothing -- sioux city starts the periodith almost 4-minutes on the power play, but ian scheid is stopped by adam huska. the gamblers double their lead. christopher grando gets the musketeers lose their fourth straight game, 3-1. the same two teams play again on saturday. dakota valley facing sioux falls christian in the south dakota class a semifinals. good start for the panthers -- sophomore meredith lammers with the huge facial. back comes sf christian. paige dejong and shelby dejong combine to deny lammers this time. crusaders win set one, 25-20. the. crusaders win set two, 27-25 have just beaten dv 3-1. after two seasons in sioux city

-- x's pitcher patrick johnson has been signed by the pittsburgh pirates organization. johnson led the league with a 15-1 record last season and was the american association's pitcher of the year. those 15 wins and 132 strikeouts were x's team records -- he also had a 2- point-08 era. johnson, who's 27, was originally drafted by the rockies after playing at the university of north carolina. there's a lot on the line when the hawkeyes host purdue saturday in their home finale. iowa can finish undefeated at kinnick stadium for the first time in 11 years and clinch at least a share of the west division title. iowa is 10 and 0 and ranked fifth in the playoff standings. purdue is just 2-8, and the tochdowns. the hawkeyes are doing a a the litttt things right. they're in the top ten nationally in n me of possession, turnover margin and rush#defense. iowa's also wrying to sd 21 seniors out with a win in the last home game. said junior rb lashun daniels.

they've been through the downs. know what it takes for us to be good and be successful. i really think they have the whole team behindndhem, supporting them." "theyyve done a great job," said "they're a special group of guys. they've been a major part of ys winning 25 games2over the last three years. they've done a great job academically and citizenship wise so i don't know what else we could ask for as coaches." iowa and purdue kickoff at 11 am on espn 2. for just the second time in their last six games, iowa state is not playing a ranked team. the cyclones travel to struggling kansas state saturday. the wildcaca are 0 and 6 in the vorites over isu. the cyclones won't be going to a bowl game but with two games left, they want to finish the season on a high note. "basically we're playing for pride, for cyclone nation, the fans" said isu freshman brian peavy. "we can't just give up now, knowing that we still have games left. i feel we're playing for much more than just ourselves." the cyclones and wildcats start at 11 am -- on fox sports 1. because of the snow, today's iowa high school championship games have been moved to monday. western christian will face iowa city regina at 11 am in the 1a final.

in 2a, spirit lake and mount vernon play at 2. we'll be back in cedar falls on monday -- and in lincoln tuesday

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