fan reactionnd that final score of the big game. for now it looks like these fans are ready for a big victory. sheila? thanks tommie. a norfolk, nebraska home was destroyed in an early morning fire. the norfolk fire division was called arorod 5 this morning.g. they say y ames and heavy smokeke could be seen from the second story of the house. authorities say it took about 40 minutes to bring the fire under control. no one was injured and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. . authorities in antelope county, nebraska are still looking for a missing teenager. fourteen-year-old chayton faulkner from oakdale was last seen n wednesday afternoon at school. he's an 8th grader at neligh-oakdale public school.

if you know where he can be found please contact the antelope county sheriff's department at 402-887-4148. a chilly day across siouxland! chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the first look at our forecast at six. weather ad-lib morning clouds gave way to some afternoon sunshine but it didn't help our temperatures much as most of our highs were only in the 20s. and w wmay as well get used to this cold air as we can expect our temperatures to ststy below average over the next several days. chances of snow could come our way early next week.

many local retailers as they opened their doors for their black friday deals. ktiv's tiffany lane stopped by a few stores in sioux city this morning. tiffany? sheila, people were back at it today hitting stores, including the walmart you see here. the parking looks packed. and today, i caught up with a few people who have taken advantage of all those discounts.

thanksgiving day to begin browsing. it's an annual tradition, complete with a stategy. "we'll take turns in line so someone willllo stand in ne and then the rest will shop a a then wewel kind of swap places," said stephanie schwebach, an alton, iowa resident. su "one black friday participant shares a story of the holiday season and giving and how it exists even during a busy time of shopping." "there was kind of a specific thing we were sort of looking for and there was a lady that actually gave us hers because there was none left and so she gave it from her cart to us," said melissa klein, a sioux center, iowa resident. shoppers weren't the only ones enjoying themselves. employees in the retail world, revel in their own way. "i love it," said lila plambeck, human resource manager for jcpenney in sioux city. "i love this time of year. it's been a lot of fun for the associates. they all got free gifts and things like that." >> for anyone interested in joining in on black friday shopping, there's still time. many of the stores are still open and some are even continuing their black friday

and, again black friday shopping started on thanksgiving day. penney opened its dodos at three yesterday afternoon. the southern hills mall kept a busy stream of customers past midnight as many stories stayed open. and, target opened at 6 p.m. on thanksgiving and stayed open through the night. shoppersrsho didn't brave the e malls on thanksgiving were still busy buying gifts online. a digital tracking group says sas online are up 22 percent from last year. target's ceo says online sales are off to a very strong start. target and wal-mart both launched all their black friday deals online a day early. shazam reporting m me transactions this black friday than last year. shazam is a debit network that procecees transactions nationwide. transations are up 10 percent this year. they hit a peak during the noon hour as shoppers took a break for lunch. the average purchase from 6 a.m. to noon stayed

steady at about $25. but, it increases to $36 from 11 a.m. to noon. small business saturday: as local owners prepare for a busy weekend.. we'll take you inside of one of sioux city's newest home grown stores. you know families today are so stretched... ...they're working two jobs; they're working extra hours, but paychecks have barely budged. raising family incomes is the defining economic challenge of our time... i have a plan that will put raising incomes right at the center of our economy again. we've got to get back to making it possible... ...for anybody in america to go as far as their hard work will take them. that will be my mission as president. i'm hillary clinton, i approve this message

morning clouds gave way to some afternoon sunshine but it didn't help our temperatures much as most of our highs were only in the 20s. and we may as well get used to this cold air as we can expect our temperatures to stay below average over the next several days. tomorrow night could provide far southern siouxland with a very slight chance of light freezing rain or sleet. then better chances of precipitation will move into all of siouxland sunday night with anonoer chance of a mixed bag of precipitation. then

of some snow with accumulations possible. some lingering light snow could still be with us on tuesday before we dry things out by

drivers in nebraska were thankful to get to their destination accident-free yesterday. wintry weather and white-out condndions made driving ngerous west of omaha. and for a busy day for tow truck drivers. state troopers reported 33 slide-offs in the area- but no serious injuries. with thanksgiving over: nowwhe focus on a the next holiday; christmas. straight ahead, the push in iowa fake trees. and, highlights from an exciting heroes game between iowa and

south daksouth dakota regulators are expected to decide monday whether to grant a construction permit for a pipeline that will cross through the state. the 1,130-mile dakota access pipeline proposed by dallas-based energy transfer partners would move at least 450,000 barrels of crude daily. it would come from the bakken oil patch in western north dakota through south dakota and iowa to illinois. it needs approval in all four states. south dakota's public utilities commission held a public hearing on the project in late

september and early october. another one was held in boone, iowa earlier this month. supporters of the project say it will create jobs, help with energy security and more safafy trananort oil. opponents worry about possible harm to the environment and wildlife. today, we have been hearing all about black friday.. but tomorrow is small business saturday. and last weekend, a new locally owned store came to sioux city. "mode" is a women's clothing store opened by siouxlander, tammy bertnd. bertrand says the store gets new merchandise three times a week. you can purchase what would be a $200 pair of jeans at a department store for just $40. bertrand says sioux city has been needing a better shopping experience and she says her store will provide that. and with small business saturday coming up-- she emphasized how important it is to have stores like "mode."." "it's really important that t support our small sinesses cause there's so many unique ones in sioux city and when people come to our town they're very impressed," said mode owner, tammy bertrand.

commons right next to justice. iowa's secretary of agriculture is encouraging iowow's to buy a fresh tree grown in iowa this holidada season. there are more than 100 christmas tree farms in the state. farmers harvest about 40,000 christmas trees each year, resulting in a million dollar industry. it takes 6 to 12 years to grow a christmas tree before it i iready to be sold. most tree farms in iowa are 3 to 8 acres in size and sell trees by choose and harvest method, where a customer comes to the farm cut their own tree. the official white house christmas tree has arrived! first lady michelle obama, along with the first family's dogs - bo and sunny - receceed the 18-and-a-half foot frasier fir today. the tree was grown in pennsylvania. the tree, which is 11 feet wide, was cut down monday and will be on display in the blue room. this is the 50th tree to see

white house duty. sam curtiss filling in on the sports desk agagn. sterday we were talking about the heroes game. today, we've got the highlights. hard to believe iowa is undefeated, yet, was only a couple point favorites over 5-6 nebraska. that was the case. iowa built a lead in this one but the e y nebraska has playeye all seasas. the games not over until thehe clock reads zero. highlights s just a minute. morningside hosts tabor college saturday in the naia quaterfinals. they've made it this far 10 of the last 12 years. we'll preview that matchup.

taking those medications every day. bututow there's a new way to treat t tse patients that doesn't involve more meds. and the holiday shopping season is well underway. we'll tell you how you can still get the best deals, even though black friday is over.

regular season: that team from the state next to them, nebraska. despite the huskers 5-6 record, thisisas arguably the hawkeyes toughest test. on the road in lincoln facing a team they've lost to, three of the last four years. took the offenses a little bit to get going in this one. scoreless in the second until c.j. beathard finds george kittle - back of the endzone for a 10 yard score. but the huskers would get some help on special teams - desmond king muffs the punt here - huskers recover - can't advance it in college. nebraska would convert that to a touchdown - imani cross plunders his way in squaring things at 7.

backed up - forces tommy armstrong into throwowg a pick - parkers hesse with a pick six. to the third quarter - iowa up 21-10 - cross gets another short yardage touchdown - huskers within four. not even 15 seconds later - jordan canzeri - how's a 68-yard touchdown sound - his second of the day- 28-17 iowa. a day to forget for tommy armstrong - threw four interceptions - this one here pretty much sealed the win. iowa finishes the regular season 12-0 - first 12-win team in school history - winning 28-20. iowa state will be in morgantown rounding out their season against west virgina. as we know, this will be head coach paul rhoads last game at the helm. he was fired earlier this week. cyclones are 0-5 on the road this year. iowa state came back from 24-points down two

years ago in a triple overtime win over the mountaineers. cyclones have blown late leads lead with 4:00 minutes or less to go in a game. at 3-8, iowa state isn't playing for a bowl game. they're playing to send coach rhoads and seniors out on top. "it's going to be another tough game and we just gotta go there and finish the game [and] play a complete game," said joel lanning, an iowa state quarterback. "we gotta go out thererend get a win for these seniors s d coaching staff." "you just got to embrace the whole week," said allen lazard, an iowa state wide receiver. "i mean football brings so much experience and so much knowledge about life and life experiences and stuff. it tehjes you how to handle a lot of situations so you just got to be able to handle the situation as best as possible." kickoff is at 11:00 a.m. and the game is being shown on fox sports one. morningside will host tabor college from kansas saturday in the naia quaterfinals. it took four overtimes for the mustangs to advance to this game, rallying from multiple 14-point deficits last week. surprising stat, this is the first t tchup

ever. like all season, t t mustangs offense leads the nation in points, nearly 63 a game, and yards, 615 a game. tabor's only loss came to a common opponent, northwestern, who morningside beat by 20. morningside looks to reach the naia semifinals for the fourth time in five years. kick is at noon here in sioux city. coming off a loss to dayton last night, quick turnaround for the hawkeyes. three games in four days, next up notre dame. iowa state also on the court hosting virgina tech tonight. both those games going on right now. both of them in florida too, but separate tournaments. and both of those games still very early. iowa got out to a quick lead making five of their first six field goals. we'll have highlights of both

here's what's coming up tonight on k-t-i-v and n-b-c: at seven it's an encore showing of the national dog show.. starting at 7. then watch dateline nbc at 9. then tonight on news four at ten....

opened fire ininde of a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs, colorado. the community's mayor says the standoff at planned parenthood has ended with an arrest of a suspect. at least a dozen hurt, including at least four police officers. it's not know yet if anyone has been killed. watch for continuing coverage tonight on news 4 at 10. . 's friday, which means it's time for our "pick of the litter". this thanksgiving weekend brings us a sister and brother combo, holly and mistletoes. holly is a 9-week old gray domestic shorthair. and then there's mistletoes in the jet-black coat. both are about 2 pounds and ready to find a new home. to adopt holly, mistletoes, or any other animal, stop by the siouxland humane society or call the number on your screen. the humane society will be holding an open-house next weekend. all animal lovers are welcome to come enjoy plenty of food and spend time with some furry friends. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 13 wind: n 5-10 mph morrow: partly cloudy. high: 3131

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