>> i would never do that.the belgian capital of brussels is on security lockdown for a third straight day today, under the highest level of terror threat. this, as the manhunt continues for one of the paris attackers. nbc's bill neely reports from brussels.

paris attackers who fled to the brussels area. they didn't get him. they fear he might have an explosive suicide belt - the man who drove him here said he'd been wearing a thick jacket. his brother went on belgian tv to say he believed salah had pulled out of the paris attacks at the last minute. "it's not my hope", he says, "it's my belief. salah is clever." brussels is in lockdown for a third day. children aware of the terror threat. antonio ponte/ school teacher "they are afraid...childr en were crying" in paris the french president visited the concert attack, with britain's prime minister. two cities today still reeling nbc news and remember this city is the headquarters of nato. some staff there have been told to stay at home. its also the virtual capital of the european union... a union of half a billion people. but its also the city from where hundreds of

fighters have left to fight for isis in syria, so they have good reason here to be worried about another terror attack. back to you. >> the u.s. military is stepping up used by the islamic state group for its oil-smuggling operations. in addition to suspected isis locations, a u.s. spokesman in baghdad says american planes hit 283 oil tanker trucks in eastern syria on saturday. it's part of a concerted campaign to cripple the militants' oil revenues. u.s. planes chased off the truck drivers by dropping warning leaflets and making strafing runs before dropping the bombs. planes are also bombing oil facilities. > weather ad-lib we'll see a little bit more melting today as temperatures reach the upper 30s and lower 40s with some decent sunshine. some of that moisture though could very well lead to some overnight/early morning fog tomorrow, but we should break that off and get another decent day with highs near 40 before

develops tomorrow night. wednesday, will be a very gray and gloomy day with fog, drizzle and light rain, so low visibilities will be the main travel issue at hand then. see graphics. >> police have arrested an 18-year old man in connection with the murder of a pregnant woman in indianapolis. 28-year old amanda blackburn -- the wife of a local pastor -- died after a home invasion earlier this month. she had been shot in the head. early this morning, police announced the arrest of larry taylor. he faces 13 charges, including murder. blackburn was 12 weeks pregnant when she was killed.

blackburn, released a statement today saying he's extremely relieved at the arrest of a suspect, but it doesn't "undo the pain we are feeling." police in new orleans want members of the public to come forward with information on a shootout in a park that wounded 16 people. hundreds of people were gathered at a playground for a block party and music video shoot in the city's 9th ward, when two groups in the crowd opened fire on each other yesterday. police are also asking for any video of the incident. court documents indicate the woman who plowed her car into a homecoming parade for oklahoma state university was not drunk. 25-year-old adacia chambers killed four people and injured dozens more when she drove into the parade route on october 24th. a document filed in district court indicates that chambers' blood-alcohol content was only point- zero-one ... far below the legal limit of point-zero eight. chambers faces four counts of second- degree murder and 46 counts of assault and battery.

a norfolk, nebraska man has been sentenced to almost a year in jail for an illicit relationship 20-year old luces rasmussen pleaded guilty in madison county district court to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. he had been charged with two counts of sexual assault of a minor. investigators say that when he was 19, rasmussen engaged in sexual relations multiple times with the girl, who was 13 at the time. she became pregnant and has since had the baby. rasmussen was sentenced to 364 days in the madison county jail. that's one day short of the maximum penalty, which would have sent him to the state prison. just about of sioux center, iowa has power again after blowouts at two substations knocked out electricity to half the town early saturday morning. the town's utility director says as of this morning, only one power. saturday to get the electrical system working again and all

two 'o clock sunday morning. damage to the substations was significant and officials say it could take up to six months to complete the repair work. downtown sioux city is lit up for the holidays. the season kicked off with the lighted parade last night. ktiv's tommie clark takes us to the festivities.

awareness more out there and everything," said founder of jeremy anderson motorcycle awarness organization, samantha wolfe. after anderson was killed in a hit and run accident two years ago-- his family stepped up. they promote safety for motorcyclists and drivers. and anderson's daughter took part too. "i'm gonna be riding the float!," said jeremy anderson's daughter, brooklynn anderson. in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4. >> after the parade, folks headed over to santa's house in the howard johnson hotel. kids could climb on santa's lap and give him their christmas wish lists. they could also enjoy some hot chocolate and cookies. there was also a gift shop and arts and crafts. "it is fun you just feel the energy. the kids are so excited to see santa. we have a ball frosting these cookies and seeing the families and the kids are all dressed up in their christmas best attire. it's just such an energy, fun-filled event," said co-chair of santa's house, diane wheeler

house is raising funds for several local charities, including the children's miracle network. we're melting some snow today... but ben says there may be more snow to add to the mix later this week. he's in next with the forecast. here's the live view from our skycam in spencer, iowa, where it's and degrees this noon hour. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel 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

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. 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. ben, i do believe there's a little melting

decent sunshine. some of that moisture though could very well lead to some overnight/early morning fog tomorrow, but we should break that with highs near 40 before some develops tomorrow night. wednesday, will be a very gray and gloomy day with fog, drizzle and light rain, so low visibilities will be the main travel issue at hand then. those conditions will likely get worse wednesday night and thanksgiving day as a transition to a mix and eventually some snow occurs, so weather as you plan your holiday festivities. black friday and the rest of the weekend look fine with a slight chance of rain/snow mix on sunday. see graphics. >>

> the farm and financial markets are coming up on news four....

and the cost of this year's thanksgiving feast passes a milestone. how much of your wallet will the turkey dinner "gobble up"?

time to talk turkey.

the average cost of a thanksgiving dinner for ten is topping 50 dollars for the first time, according to the farm bureau. 50 dollars and 11 cents to be exact, 70 cents more than a year ago. the big news is the big bird and how much of your wallet it will gobble up. jane wells has more.

cents from a year ago to an average of 3- 25. miscellaneous ingredients like condensed milk, coffee, and eggs... down 30 cents. whipping cream down six, cranberries, peas, relish tray all down a nickel or less. but why cook? go out! and take out a second mortgage if you go to the old homestead steakhouse in new york, where you can eat a seven- course thanksgiving feast for 8 people for 45-thousand dollars. >>

stocks were edging slightly higher in midday trading as the market builds on its biggest weekly gain of the year. amazon and home depot were among retailers posting solid gains. still ahead on news four at noon... a griveing mother still texts her son who died in the line of duty as a state trooper. and then one day, she got a text

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here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... 26 colorado state patrol troopers have been killed in the line of duty.. two within the past 6 months. just weeks ago -- taylor thy-fault's mother learned his name will be added to the national memorial in washington d.c. carole adler says her first instinct was to share the news with her son, even though that's no longer possible. mother and son talked daily and since his death she has been grieving the loss of that connection. but now, there's a new connection. kim christiansen reports.

big dreams don't happen alone. long before they come to fruition, we share them with those we love and trususususole adler, mother) "he told me he loved me and i was his best friend" taylor was the boy who stole his mother's heart. carole adler, mother) "he'd light up a room, he's walk in and not know anybody and everybody was drawn to him." drawn to big ideas taylor made his list as a teenager. number one join the army. carole adler, mother) "i said go forward, be this protector, i know you're going to succeed." goal met. number 13 get a job. taylor chose -- colorado state trooper carole adler, mother) "he put his mind to it and nothing was going to stop him and he was going to be the top he was going to be the best of the best" on may 23rd, taylor was almost at the end of his cadet training... carole adler, mother) "taylor had texted me that day 7:30 he said i'm at an accident" warned of a chase coming their

way the cadet and trooper deployed stop sticks. the driver didn't stop. both men were hit. carole adler, mother) "at that time i just screamed no no please not him." taylor died at the scene. trooper rushing was critically hurt. a tow truck driver also there wasn't hurt. he said taylor shouted at him to get out of the way carole adler, mother) "he died a hero he saved a man's life so he could go home to his little ones" save a life. goal number 9 achievst not how his mom expected carole adler, mother) "i went into his room and repeatedly said i'm sorry. i'm sorry it was so violent, i'm just sorry i couldn't protect you from that looking thru his phone, i was the one who he inadvertently spoke to last." their conversation wasn't supposed to end.

carole tried to keep it going. carole adler, mother) "i would text him just to keep in touch with him" sergeant kell husley, greeley police department) "got a few short ones, i love you miss you, that type of stuff i just ignored them." carole adler, mother) "one night in particular having a really bad night telling him i love you and i miss you and please come see me" sergeant kell husley, greeley police department) "and then i got a very heartfelt one" that's when she got a response. carole adler, mother) "he said i'm a sgt with the greeley police and i told him who i was" sergeant kell husley, greeley police department) "and then it was like the breath got sucked out of me because the reply was about taylor and the accident" sgt husley had a new phone... he offered to change the number, carole asked him not to, after all he's doing what taylor wanted to do. sergeant kell husley, greeley police department) "he never got to experience all the great things of this job, and i have go to do that... i think it's good for me to remember all the great things

wonderful things he was looking forward to" everything he dreamed of too 33 years ago as a new officer sergeant kell husley, greeley "it's like i always have a now..." and so... the conversation didn't end... and while taylor never got the chance to reach many of his goals, as fate would find a way to accomplish number 22... sergeant kell husley, greeley police department) "he's still trying to make a difference..." carole adler, "i never want them to forget on... >> that was kim christiansen reporting from denver. carole and sergeant husley hope to meet face to face sometime in the near future. the salvation army is looking for a few good bell ringers. that's still ahead on "around

monday through saturday. you want to get the word out that the kettles will be out there, so when people get out of their cars they can grab a little extra change and throw it in the kettle. you're also looking for some volunteers too? yes, we would love to have volunteers. you can go to registertorin g.com and sign up to volunteer with us. the shifts are two hours long. you have 48 hours before your day to schedule a shift and before your day to cancel a shift. this is something really easy that families can do together. it's a great way to give back during the holidays. yes, we love having our volunteers, without them we couldn't do what we do here in siouxland. our programs wouldn't be possible, we wouldn't exist without volunteers. speaking of those programs, how's that money going to be used form the kettle campaign? it goes towards our permanent supportive housing program. we have a homeless transportation program and of summer camps for children. you guys have lots going on all the time. red kettle campaign starting now, be sure to donate. allison, thanks so much for being here. thank you.

thanks for joining us for around siouxland. >>